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| I saw this recipe posted on a cooking forum. Participants were asking for processing instructions. My hunch is that it wouldn't be safe because of the sesame oil. (The ratio of vinegar to water+soy is okay though, yes?)
Szechuan Beans
The recipe is from this book, which I don't have, so I don't know if it lists it as a quick pickle or if there actually are processing instructions that were omitted on the cooking forum. Mostly just curious for feedback from folks here. Thanks! |
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- Posted by readinglady z8 OR (My Page) on Wed, Jul 28, 10 at 18:20
| There's a Look in this Book feature on Amazon for this title. The author lists it as a refrigerated, not canned, item. That seems appropriate to me. The green beans, the soy sauce, the ginger and the garlic are all low-acid. The oil speaks for itself. I would not risk processing this without verification/testing. Carol |
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| Well the author is a chef with no background in food science per her bio sooooo - without the oil? Maybe. But you are right that is is a cooking recipe, not a canning recipe. Amounts are clearly made for fresh serving at a meal, not canning/preserving. So while the beans could be canned the rest would need to be added at serving time. Convincing folks that things like this were never intended to be canned is a difficult lesson for them to accept. Dave There may be a similar approved recipe in one of the books but I don't know of one off hand. |
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| Thanks Carol. :) |
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| Never try to take a cooking recipe and invent your own canning recipe from it. There are reasons there are cooking recipes and canning recipes. They are not the same things. |
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