Wednesday, February 12, 2020

Pressure Canning Soup Part Two

It is done.  14 quarts of chicken soup mix ready for noodles, rice or whatever.  

Now, will I use it?  In canning, I tend to think my "hard work" should be saved.  When, in fact, using it is more a bow to the hard work than saving it.  I am writing it here so I will remember.  We'll see how that works.  

Also, when canning 14 quarts, one does not really need 14 quarts, especially pressure canning, where the 1 inch headspace is REALLY important.  So, I have enough broth to make wonton soup tonight, and put a couple of quarts in the freezer for future batches.  So, really, 16 quick dinners.  I will take it.  I'll let ya kow how the various renditions turn out .  That's all for now.

2 comments:

  1. Absolutely beautiful. Sodium content?

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    1. Jane, I did not put in any added salt, as I figured 1) I can salt depending on what the starch I use is and 2) have heard that pressure canning ups the salty taste, and I didn't want to make it too salty. We used some of the leftover broth for wonton soup tonight, and I put maybe a teaspoon of soy sauce in a pretty large batch.

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