How we blanched them is first put them in the sink to wash them and then snap off the ends. Then we brought a pot of water to a boil and put in a strainer full of green beans in the water for about three minutes. After the three minutes, we put them in the sink that had cold water and ice cubes in it to cool off for about three minutes also. Once done we put them on some dish towels to dry off before putting them in some zip lock bags. So far our freezer has five gallon size zip lock bags full of green beans in it, and more to come.
Monday, August 6, 2012
Green Beans
How we blanched them is first put them in the sink to wash them and then snap off the ends. Then we brought a pot of water to a boil and put in a strainer full of green beans in the water for about three minutes. After the three minutes, we put them in the sink that had cold water and ice cubes in it to cool off for about three minutes also. Once done we put them on some dish towels to dry off before putting them in some zip lock bags. So far our freezer has five gallon size zip lock bags full of green beans in it, and more to come.
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I have big plans for dilly beans with mine as soon as I have a free minute to can them up. The kids LOVE them... so do Sean and I.
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