Putting Food By - Janet Greene [205]
Baked goods, freezing
Baking, altitude and
Barrel(s)
covered, mild-climate
metal, small
smoke-box
sunken
Beans
and corn, mixed (succotash)
(see also Black-eyed peas; Green beans; Lima beans; Shell beans; Soybeans)
Bear meat, canning
Beef
canning
salt-curing
Beef tongue, canning
Beet(s)
canning
drying
freezing
pH of
relish
root-cellaring
Beet greens
canning
freezing
Bell peppers
canning
drying
freezing
pH of
pickled
Berries
canning
drying
freezing
(see also names of berries)
Berry juices, canning
Biscuits, buttermilk
Blackberry(ies)
canning
jams
pH of
Black-eyed peas
canning
drying
freezing
Blanching
altitude and
fruit
vegetables
Bleach
Blueberry(ies)
conserves
pH of
pie filling
Boiling
altitude and
water (see Boiling water)
Boiling hard
Boiling water
blanching vegetables in
boiling point
cooking vegetables in
disinfection in
Boiling–Water Bath canning
Book of Country Things (Needham)
Botulism
canning and
drying and
nitrites and
pickles/relishes and
Boysenberries, canning
Bread-and-butter pickles,short-form
Breads, freezing
Brining
as firming agent
pickles
(see also Salt-curing)
Broccoli
canning
drying
freezing
Broth, canning
Brown sugar
Brussels sprouts
canning
dilly
Bubbles, removing
Bulkhead
Butchering Deer (Weiss)
Butter, freezing
Buttermilk biscuits
Butters, fruit
Cabbage
canning
drying
fermented (see Sauerkraut)
freezing
pH of
root-cellaring
salting
Cakes, freezing
Calcium chloride
Calcium hydroxide
Canning
acidity and
cans (see Cans)
community kitchens
convenience foods
fruit juices
fruits
at high altitude
jars (see Jars)
meats
preservation method for
seafood
signs of spoilage
storage
sweeteners
temperature
tomatoes
vegetables
Canning methods
to avoid
basic equipment
Boiling–Water Bath
general steps
heat penetration and
Hot–Water Bath (pasteurization)
open kettle
pressure canning
steam canning
Canning pills, avoidance of
Cans
Boiling–Water Bath and
for canning fruit juices
capping
cooling
exhausting
filling
heat penetration and
information about
labeling
preparation of
seals
suppliers of
types of
(see also Canning methods)
Cantaloupe preserves
Carrot(s)
canning
drying
freezing
marmalade for game, spicy
pH of
root-cellaring
Cauliflower
freezing
root-cellaring
Celery
canning
drying
freezing
root-cellaring
Celsius scale
C-enamel cans
Centers for Disease Control
Chard
canning
freezing
Cheese, freezing
Cherry(ies), sour (for pie)
canning
freezing
pie fillings
Cherry(ies), sweet
canning
drying
freezing
pH of
preserves
Cherry juice, freezing
Chicken
canning
(see also Poultry)
Children, Christmas presents for
Chili peppers
salsa
sauce
(see also Pepper[s], hot)
Chinese cabbage
freezing
root-cellaring
sauerkraut
Chlorine bleach
Chops, freezing
Christmas presents
all-purpose pie pastry
boiled apple cider
buttermilk biscuits
for children
for diabetics
dilly Brussels sprouts
Dot Robbins’s Christmas pickle
gingerbread people
hot pepper jam
for the larder
mint sauce
for parties
peppercorn jelly
raspberry “vinegar,” a cockaigne
rhubarb ginger jam
specialty vinegars
steamed holiday pudding with boiled cider sauce
wine jelly
Chutney, Indian
Cider vinegar
Citric acid
adding for safety
as anti-discoloration treatment
Clam broth, canning
Clams
canning
freezing
ClearJel
Clostridium botulinum(see also Botulism)
Closures, jar
Coconut, freezing
Coho salmon, smoking
Cold-smoking (see Smoking)
Community canning kitchens
Complete Guide to Home Canning, The
Compost heap, avoidance of processing in
Conditioning
Conduction
Cone pits, mild-climate
Conserves
Containers
for canning (see Cans; Jars)
for freezing
for microwave cookery
for root-cellaring
Convection
Convenience foods
canning
freezing
Cookies, freezing
Cook-in-bag freezing
Cooking and canning salt
Corn
and beans, mixed (succotash)
canning
drying
freezing
pH of
relish
salting
Corncobs, smoke from
Corned beef
canning