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Thank You: re: canning on a glass top stove
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Virginia, MO 8-23-2004
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 MSG ID: 205431
Thanks for the information. I am not ready to spend 90 dollars on a pressure canner so I probably won't be purchasing the 200 dollar electic one right away but thank you so much for helping me out. We used the stock pot and it worked okay. I need just a slightly taller one as I was not able to get the whole inch or two of water above. I was able to cover them though and they sealed within probably 20 minutes or so after going to the counter to cool. We were actually suprised at all the tomatos we had and how little sauce we actually had. I guess that is something I will get used to eventually. Thanks again.
V


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  ISO: Canning on glass cooktop
  Virginia, MO - 8-22-2004
 
MSG ID: 205428
  1 re: canning on a glass top stove
    Linda Lou,WA - 8-22-2004
   
MSG ID: 205430
2 Thank You: re: canning on a glass top stove
    Virginia, MO - 8-23-2004
   
MSG ID: 205431
  3 Recipe(tried): canning on a glass top stove
    Pat, Tennessee - 8-29-2004
   
MSG ID: 205471
  4 re: Canning on smooth-top stoves
    Bonnie Ecker - 9-4-2004
   
MSG ID: 205526
  5 re: Canning outside
    Steve, CO - 10-31-2004
   
MSG ID: 205656
  6 Recipe(tried): Canning on a glass top stove - Never had a problem
    Mary, Chicago - 8-22-2005
   
MSG ID: 206270
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