How To Sterilize Jars Quick And Easy
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
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Thank you so much for keeping it simple. I've been on youtube for almost 2 hours looking for an easy way to do it and you did it.
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Many thanks...making my first batch of fermented cabbage :)
Kimchi?
This is very dangerous. First, the jars were not sterilized. Second, the lids should not be re-used. Third, she used the tongs on the lids touching the INSIDE of the lid with them.
Wow! love those cabinets
Thank you :)
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And I can do this with new jars with proper tops as well? I need a simple way so I like your video.💙💙🤩😀
Sure! You can do it with any jars :) Happy you like my video :) Cheers!
Hi! I'm doing it the same way when cooking jam.. only until now i've filled up the jars to the top... next time i'll try it your way!
Hi :) Yes, it works good! Have a good one XFlow!
How did the jars not break if you poured hot water in them? Just bought some and wouldn’t like them to shatter
Usually they only brake if you change the premature very quickly, from hot to cold and vice versa. You can start slowly and pour just little hot water, then nothing should happen.
ya, i follow what she did and the glass lid of the jar break!
@@kccasey6410 I couldn't understand what you said before the ending sorry :(
Great video thanks!
Thank you very much.
Kitchen drain is dirtiest place in house, pour some bleach or Clorox in drain first before washing jars.
In our house we poop in the toilet so it is the dirtiest place.
Uhh, her sink like her kitchen is very clean
Why can you get away with not boiling? Looks easier but just trying to understand. Thanks!
Its simply works so why should I make it complicated? :)
@@PermacultureHaven unfortunately you can NOT sterilize them without boiling for 10 -15 min. or putting them to the oven. This way would be very dangerous to keep caned product untill winter even in the refrigerator
It sure looks simple but dangerous as well. It is not sterilization at all. Why do you think other people do the hard way?
Well, it works for me and my family for generations, this is the main thing :)
yeah ok this is ez TU..if i wasn't so lazy i could do this.
The most evolved germs on this planet won't stand a chance in your kitchen