History of Canning - Late 18th Century: Nicolas Appert developed canning - 1810: Peter Durand patented tin cans - 19th & 20th Century: Technological improvements - Present: Home and commercial canning widely used
Canning Equipment - Pressure Canner - Water Bath Canner - Canning Jars - Lids and Bands - Jar Lifter - Funnel & Ladle
Containers for Canning - Glass Jars: Common & reusable - Metal Cans: Used commercially - Plastic Containers: Short-term use - Factors: Heat resistance, sealing, durability
Steps/Procedures in Canning 1. Preparation: Wash jars, lids 2. Food Preparation 3. Packing Jars: Raw/Hot pack 4. Processing: Water bath/Pressure canning 5. Cooling & Sealing 6. Storage: Label and store properly
Problems in Canning - Spoilage - Jar Breakage - Loss of Liquid - Sealing Failures - Food Discoloration - Botulism Risk
Conclusion - Canning extends shelf life and preserves food safety. - Proper techniques prevent issues. - Regular practice ensures high-quality preservation.