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"This is terribly unsafe; there are so many errors here I can't begin to list them. Its very irresponsible to pass along inacurate canning directions because a beginners might not recognize the risks. At least add a warning note that this doesn't meet any minimum standard of food safety."
Aug 9, 2008 on Food.com
"This is so unsafe. The proper method for pickles requires processing a hot water bath canner for a certain number of minutes that is determined by your altitude.This 'open kettle' is an old, outdated canning method that poses a serious health risk - particularly low-acid foods. In this process, the food was packed into sterilized jars and se..."
Aug 10, 2004 on Food.com
"Unsafe - This uses the old, outdated 'Open Kettle' method, and poses a serious health risk - particularly in low-acid foods. In this process, the food was packed into sterilized jars and sealed. The theory was that the heat from the food was sufficient to create a vacuum seal in the jar without further processing. Many old recipes passed down thro..."
Aug 10, 2004 on Food.com
"The timng is way off and the technique is wrong. Veggies normally take only 6 minutes to cook, they turn into mushy baby food when cooked for an hour as noted in other comments. I would also carmelize the onions to enhance flavor and aroma. There is also no mention or instructions for using the remaining broth to make gravy. The correct method..."
May 2, 2004 on Food.com
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