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Pepper Substitutions

How to safely change the type of pepper in canning recipes.
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Canning Tomatoes

Information and clarifications about canning tomatoes safely.
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Free Gauge Testing

If you use a dial-gauge pressure canner, you should have the gauge tested annually to be sure the canner is reaching a safe pressure during canning. We can test Presto gauges free of charge in the Farm Advisor's Office in Bishop. Please call (760) 873-7854 or email us at immg@ucanr.
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Pickled Chileno Peppers

This recipe from Colorado State Cooperative Extension was chosen for its similarity to a popular style of pickling our local Chileno peppers.* Always process peppers correctly to be safe. DO NOT OPEN KETTLE. Pickled Chileno Peppers 5 lbs chileno peppers, approx.
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Dehydration

Information on dehydrating foods in the Eastern Sierra.
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Canning

Local canning wisdom from the Inyo-Mono MFPs.
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High-Acid Foods

Food whose pH is below 4.6 can be processed in a water-bath canner or a steam canner.
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Low-Acid Foods

Foods with a pH above 4.6 are low-acid foods. They must be pressure canned.
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