How to Can Hot Sauce, BBQ Sauce, and Condiments

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Ready to spice up your meals and share the love with homemade condiments? On this week’s episode of Perfectly Preserved, we discuss how to can hot sauce, BBQ sauce, and other condiments.

Jenny clears the air of misinformation to bring you safe and tested recipes for your most-loved sauces. Listen to be in the know on how to select suitable tomatoes and vinegar for these products. You’ll learn how to safely modify a hot sauce or BBQ sauce recipe without lowering the acidity. You also won’t want to miss how to make ketchup with a unique flavor profile, or the steps for homemade dijon.

These condiments are sure to liven up your table, work as tasty marinades, or make perfect gifts!

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Condiment recipes from North Dakota State University

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