How to pressure can cream corn | Secrets to make the job easy

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  • Опубліковано 21 лип 2022
  • This is how I shuck my corn without out leaving behind any silks to clean up then I show you an easy way to clean the corn off the cob then I am happy to show you how to turn it into cream corn the pressure can it for food perseveration.
    This is the pressure canner that I use.
    Presto 23-Quart Pressure Canner and Cooker
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  • @ritajayne
    @ritajayne Рік тому +3

    I've canned for decades, but never corn. This video was great....and by the way.... A man that knows how to home can warms my heart❤.

  • @lizzy620
    @lizzy620 Місяць тому

    Great idea! 5:26 it's called the tassel end to put in the pot first. Out of all the years I've been freezing corn, I never knew this method.

  • @trishharris2565
    @trishharris2565 Рік тому +2

    From one nurse to another, thank you so much for your comments about sterilization. I get grief a lot because I don’t pre-sterilize my jars. The act of canning does all that for us.

  • @shirleyroberts4496
    @shirleyroberts4496 11 місяців тому

    A good explanation, nice to see a guy canning.

  • @kimberlylee1329
    @kimberlylee1329 Місяць тому

    My daughter is a new nurse! We live in Pensacola FL.

  • @susankale1201
    @susankale1201 28 днів тому

    I just found your channel and that technique surely makes it easy. My husband was t interest in helping until I showed him your video. He ended up doing all 4 dozen.
    I am also happy for the cream corn recipe.

  • @medicvaldez
    @medicvaldez Рік тому

    Tillamook Oregon..just found your channel today😁 24 feet above sea level and a former medic!

  • @zsazsawalton9885
    @zsazsawalton9885 Рік тому +1

    Mr. Cornbread, thank you for the hulking technique. Because the shocking and desilking was causing to say bad words. I enjoyed the video. Thank you again

  • @TheRealThizzKhalifa
    @TheRealThizzKhalifa 10 місяців тому

    Didnt know you could use that pressure canner on a glass stove top. Good to know

  • @karentyler8005
    @karentyler8005 11 місяців тому

    Learned a lot from your video 😊 Just in time, too. I have a huge basket of corn ready to be canned. Thanks

  • @ahmagrammy143
    @ahmagrammy143 9 місяців тому

    I enjoyed watching and listening to you. I am in oregon, 800 ft.

  • @auntdayskitchen6315
    @auntdayskitchen6315 Місяць тому

    I’m in South Carolina on the west side of the state and I’m right around 635 I think above sea level

  • @ritajayne
    @ritajayne Рік тому +1

    Rogersville, (Hawkins County), Tennessee is 1362 ft above sea level

  • @donnacasey9641
    @donnacasey9641 Рік тому +1

    I watched you today and it was just so pleasant to watch you can corn! I've always froze my corn and loved it but man I can consume a freezer between butter beans, peas and corn that I'm really trying to get more into canning, I did some corn last year and just did not like it but going to try it one more time! I just wanted to let you know how much I enjoyed watching you and just how personable you are, Job Well Done! Santa Rosa, Florida here!!

  • @quebot1111
    @quebot1111 11 місяців тому

    I found you today and I followed along canning my corn. Thank you. You made it so easy

  • @jonathansholar4437
    @jonathansholar4437 5 місяців тому

    Great video

  • @mallen9014
    @mallen9014 11 місяців тому

    Have the same stove and presto😊 ross county ohio is 738' above sea level

  • @05MaryBeth
    @05MaryBeth 11 місяців тому

    I don't remember my mom caning corn, we always put it in the freezer. I'm going to try this I don't have the freezer room. I'm at 2,425 ft Canadian Texas.

  • @wendyfrye7953
    @wendyfrye7953 11 місяців тому

    Thank you for clearing up the sterilization myth everyone screams about! It drives me nuts! Just like x-rays of dead people on TV having oxygen in their lungs! I appreciate the straightforward honesty you deliver.

  • @dragonladyshadow3338
    @dragonladyshadow3338 Місяць тому

    Im 675 ft above sea level. I live in Niagara County , Ny

  • @kimberlylee1329
    @kimberlylee1329 Місяць тому

    If you can find some silver king corn buy it! It’s the best corn ever!!!

  • @1wascallywabbit
    @1wascallywabbit Рік тому

    1175 feet above sea level...Lincoln Ne
    You'd think living in Nebraska, I would have seen your shucking trick before😮 that was pretty slick. Definitely a lot less messy than pulling it off from the top down like is normally done.

  • @carolcarroll-thomas2735
    @carolcarroll-thomas2735 5 місяців тому

    Fallon, Nevada, 3900+ feet.

  • @tdewtx
    @tdewtx Рік тому +1

    😉 I enjoyed listening to you, reminded me of my family in Louisiana with your southern twang. It is frustrating that canning jars went up close to 3 bucks case these days.

    • @cornbreadcreekfarm7458
      @cornbreadcreekfarm7458  Рік тому

      Heck yeah. They are so expensive now.

    • @ritajayne
      @ritajayne Рік тому

      I have bought a case here and there over time during the winter months when they are not in demand - and I have a little extra cash. I've built up a good collection.

  • @midlandernc7403
    @midlandernc7403 Рік тому

    Midland NC Southern Piedmont 685' ASL

  • @shirleytruett7319
    @shirleytruett7319 10 місяців тому

    YOU can use a tube cake pan instead of 2 bowl's

  • @wandapowell4003
    @wandapowell4003 10 місяців тому

    We called it milking the cob

  • @mcarter3320
    @mcarter3320 Рік тому

    Great job walking through all the steps for those of us who are new to canning. I add butter, corn starch, and sugar to my cream corn. Is that ok during the canning process or should you add when preparing to eat it for the holidays?

    • @acoastalrv4582
      @acoastalrv4582 Рік тому +1

      Never add flour or corn starch to your jars..do so at time of preparing. That 1870s homestead has a great video on corndog syrup..it is so good!!

    • @acoastalrv4582
      @acoastalrv4582 Рік тому

      *corn cob

    • @mcarter3320
      @mcarter3320 Рік тому

      @@acoastalrv4582 thanks

    • @lisawellington1798
      @lisawellington1798 10 місяців тому

      Add your butter, sugar and cornstarch when you reheat to serve. I find if I mix my cornstarch with a little milk it makes it nice and creamy.

  • @paulamader5655
    @paulamader5655 6 місяців тому

    Freeport Pa 790 alt.

  • @eugeniastrawser5805
    @eugeniastrawser5805 14 днів тому

    This is not creamed corn but kernnel corn

  • @metro3692
    @metro3692 Місяць тому

    It's CREAMED corn, but whatever.

  • @francesroberts8677
    @francesroberts8677 Рік тому +1

    Don't go through the filling and rings please just show the steps .your way to long in telling you how to can . .TY

  • @shirleytruett7319
    @shirleytruett7319 10 місяців тому

    Please at least rinse your jar's in hot water, I use to work for a jar manufacturer i know how they are handled and always look inside of them there can be pieces of glass.