More often than not, beginning canners tend to start with water bath canning. If they fall in love with canning at that point, they're hooked for life. But they still often tend to be somewhat reluctant to pressure can. I get the whole "what if it blows up?" hesitation, but it's not going to blow up. It's super simple, super safe, and so incredibly productive to put proteins (and other things) on the shelf! Whether you're an experienced canner or a beginner, I hope you'll give this one a try.
xoxo,
Carter
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