Across
- 7. A high temperature, high pressure method needed for safety canning low-acid foods like meats and many vegetables
- 9. Briefly scalding vegetables in boiling water to stop enzyme activity before further processing
- 10. A low temperature method that halts bacterial growth, often used for meats and vegetables
- 11. A canning technique where jars are fully submerged in boiling water for a specified time
Down
- 1. The gap left at the top of a jar to allow for expansion during the canning process
- 2. A general term or preventing food spoilage by canning, pickling, drying, or other methods
- 3. preserving foods in vinegar or brine, often resulting in a tangy or sour flavor
- 4. removing moisture from foods to extend shelf life
- 5. heating food in liquid before placing them into jars for canning
- 6. placing uncooked foods directly into jar before covering with liquid and processing
- 8. A technique for preserving fruits by coating or mixing them sweet crystals
