Canning 15 Bean Soup ~ How To Home Can Bean Soup ~ Pressure Canning Beans

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  • Опубликовано: 21 окт 2022
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    It's Soup Season and Bean Soup is a pantry staple. Learn how to safely can a delicious bean soup to stock your pantry for the winter months.
    15 Bean Soup Mix or your own combination of dried beans (about 3 cups)
    10 c. stock or water
    1 c. cubed ham
    1 t. each onion powder, garlic powder and dried tarragon
    2 t. Old Bay seasoning
    1/2 t. chili powder
    1 bay leaf
    Fill hot jars with soup leaving 1" headspace. Debubble, wipe rims, center lid and add rings to fingertip tight.
    Pressure can pints for 75 minutes and quarts for 90 minutes, adjusting for altitude as follows:
    Weighted gauge Dial gauge
    0-1,000 ft 10 11
    1,001-2,000 ft 15 11
    2,001-4,000 ft 15 12
    4,001-6,000 ft 15 13
    6,001-8,000 ft 15 14
    8,001-10,000 ft 15 15
    This recipe CANNOT be safely water bath or steam canned.
    Allow jars to cool undisturbed 12-24 hours, remove rings, check seals, wash jars and store in a cool dark place.
    This tutorial is provided for informational purposes only. It is your responsibility to know and understand safe canning processes and procedures.
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  • @michellelaclair
    @michellelaclair Год назад +6

    I for one am glad she did come back. Not just skulk back all screwed up and tortured. She back!!!!! Ready and looking great !!!!and teaching a bean class!!! yea

  • @lisahull6059
    @lisahull6059 Год назад

    Love your videos!

  • @lynsmith2698
    @lynsmith2698 Год назад +2

    It’s so nice watching you again. The soup looks so good. Thanks so much Carol 💕🇨🇦

  • @libbyleatherwood6940
    @libbyleatherwood6940 Год назад +1

    Another great video! Thank you❤️❤️❤️

  • @loriwelfle7967
    @loriwelfle7967 Год назад

    Thanks for your videos!!!

  • @robolson1576
    @robolson1576 Год назад +2

    Thank you! I love bean soup.

  • @bonniesteffens2454
    @bonniesteffens2454 Год назад +1

    I love your videos! We had your canned Mississippi pot roast and it was fabulous! ❤. I will be doing this recipe 💕

  • @wandakelly2173
    @wandakelly2173 7 месяцев назад

    I’m excited to can this. I love this soup!

  • @administrativeaccounting3953
    @administrativeaccounting3953 Год назад +3

    So glad to see you Carol. Love your videos and I have learned a lot from you. :) I am a fairly new canner and enjoy many of your recipes.

  • @dededammann9108
    @dededammann9108 Год назад +1

    Glad to see you back now I have jam and soup to make lol

  • @CM-gy3gd
    @CM-gy3gd Год назад +1

    Great instructions and your kitten is so sweet

  • @rcgkreations
    @rcgkreations Год назад

    great video

  • @cindygere
    @cindygere Год назад +2

    I love bean soup. I love all beans.😂 I haven’t canned but one type at a time. I can’t wait to can the mixture of beans. So happy to see you and Callie. May God bless you both and your new home. 🙏💗🐾

  • @rettl.9720
    @rettl.9720 Год назад +7

    How nice to see a new video from you, Carol. I’ve made that 15 bean soup with the spice packet & thought it was good. Never tried canning it though. Now I will…thanks for all your input on the process. ❤

  • @maryannbergeron9531
    @maryannbergeron9531 5 месяцев назад

    Thank you for a great detailed canning video on 15 bean soup. ❤

  • @mamabear1260
    @mamabear1260 Год назад +3

    Thank you for sharing. Love your videos 💝❤💖

  • @bonnieneufeldt1814
    @bonnieneufeldt1814 Год назад +1

    I love seeing a new vid. It seems like it's been a little bit, but all is good now. Hope you're doing well, and can't wait for the next episode!! Have a great evening.

  • @kandydaugherty
    @kandydaugherty 9 месяцев назад

    Thanks Carol

  • @luvs2knit1
    @luvs2knit1 Год назад

    Just found your channel and am loving it! I’ve looked everywhere for a pressure canned HAM and bean soup and finally came across yours. So glad! New subscriber and follower for sure! I know I won’t get much done today because I’ll be binge watching your videos! LOL! Thanks again!

  • @NubianP6
    @NubianP6 Год назад +1

    Thank you for this video. I love 15 bean soup, my kids…not so much, but I’m going to make it anyway. 😁 Thanks again!

  • @danabower5674
    @danabower5674 Год назад

    I’ve made the 10 bean soup. It is super yummy!!!

  • @melissac3313
    @melissac3313 Год назад +1

    bean soup is the best during a winter storm 😋

  • @suzyvance7328
    @suzyvance7328 Год назад +4

    Oh, Carol, so nice to see you. This is the recipe I have been waiting for. Although I don't eat pork I am sure this will come out lovely for vegetarians. So, so happy. You look WONDERFUL, btw.

  • @michelleslifeonrepeat
    @michelleslifeonrepeat Год назад +1

    Thanks, this is my husbands favorite soup. I’m going make some jars next week. Glad I found this video first.

  • @Cherbear609
    @Cherbear609 Год назад +1

    Hello Carol, you’re looking lovely! Thanks so much for this recipe~ it came at the perfect time~ we have a big ham in the freezer for the holidays and I know there will be left overs! I have a glass top stove also, no problems. Blessings to you, and thanks again💕

  • @PDXTundra
    @PDXTundra Год назад

    Very thorough! Thanks! I usually stick to uncured meats when canning or not. Love your channel! New subscriber 👍

  • @dollyhamilton6702
    @dollyhamilton6702 Год назад +2

    Thank you so much for this video. I have several bags of 15 bean soup in my basement and have been wanting to can ham and bean soup using them. I really appreciate that you give extenuating info on the canning process, and on the reason to soak/fast track our beans first. Every little bit helps. Thank you again.

  • @TjTracyThomas
    @TjTracyThomas Год назад +2

    Newer to your channel and appreciate your help in interpreting what we are approved to can. I have same canner as you and i use my glass top/flat stove. I just processed 20 lbs of your herbed potatoes and 2more batches of bone stock today. My stove managed just fine. If it breaks I will replace it but not my canner! God bless you through your changes. You are a blessing to our community!

  • @GinaOzarks
    @GinaOzarks Год назад +1

    I have a bag of 15 bean, this will be something I’ll be canning.

  • @elizabethrowe9432
    @elizabethrowe9432 Год назад +2

    I have the same thing.. glass top since I moved as well. I did buy a camp chef and have really put it to good use canning this fall already. I feel safer with my smaller All American seeing you do it though. I'll be trying this recipe. Funny, I just picked up a bag of 15 bean soup to make. Perfect timing 😃💕

  • @beckyoverstreet7478
    @beckyoverstreet7478 Год назад +1

    We love the mixed bean soup packages of beans that we buy (mine was a 15 bean soup mix I think ). I usually cook it in my instant pot with a ham bone in it or some bacon and it comes out tasting so good . I have never canned it before and since I love canning I am thrilled that you did a video on this type of beans. Your always very informative and make it look easy ( and canning is easy once you do it a few times) so Thank you for sharing all your wisdom and expertise in canning! Blessings!💕

  • @Karen-sv9yn
    @Karen-sv9yn Год назад

    Great video. Thank you very much. I was hoping you would have shown us the difference between the 2 jars that you packed differently. 💛👍

  • @barb7014
    @barb7014 Год назад +1

    Thanks for the recipe and mentioning your glass top stove. I purchased an electric pressure canner because I was afraid to use mine. I haven’t been able to connect with KitchenAid to confirm it’s ok. Appreciate your knowledge and expertise.

  • @trenaoquinn753
    @trenaoquinn753 Год назад +1

    ❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @Threadsandjars
    @Threadsandjars Год назад +1

    I canned several pints of 15 bean soup and it was terrible. Most of the beans/legumes just turned into mush. I won't can them again. Glad to see you back. Be healthy, stay safe and many blessings, Morgan

  • @lavernebufmack5091
    @lavernebufmack5091 Год назад +1

    What happened to us with our flat top, was with the long intense heat, the underneath wiring over two seasons almost completely burned out two of our burners and we got a gas stove. Repairers were too costly. Hope the new stoves have a better longevity with long processing times. We wish you luck with your electric stove. Have been watching your channel for years and really enjoy you and your fantastic teaching episodes!

  • @grannaboo03
    @grannaboo03 Год назад

    Thank you for addressing using the All American canner on the glass top stove. We are building a house, and I will need to use an electric stove… I have been fretting this issue. I was thinking I would have to can outside on a camp stove! I have seen other RUclipsrs use a glass top…but I know you like best safe practices. Thanks again for all you do, I wish you the best in your new home.

  • @Cookingforacrowd
    @Cookingforacrowd Год назад +3

    Carol!!! So great to see your video and your beautiful face pop up on my list today! Xo

  • @donaldgross5709
    @donaldgross5709 Год назад +3

    Miss C what I found is if you clean the top with the polish for glass top stove the pots will slid easily if you are removing form heat have been using glass top for 4 years no problems glad to see you canning 👍👍🙏Don form ms.

  • @bonnieneufeldt1814
    @bonnieneufeldt1814 Год назад +2

    ps - You look great! Koodoos to you!

  • @sjelani69
    @sjelani69 Год назад +3

    Hi Carol, love your videos. I was wondering what the results were regarding filling your jars two different ways. One with soup and beans combined to one inch head space vs. adding the beans halfway then adding liquid to one inch head space? Did you see a difference after processing?

  • @rhondaroland1079
    @rhondaroland1079 Год назад +1

    I have a glass top stove and have done since they first came out, what I have trouble with the most is finding & maintaining the “sweet” spot for the correct amount of rocking. It can get so hot the rocking is way too much and slowly decreasing the heat is a challenge, then I seem to have lots of siphoning. I worried about how you would like that stove when I watched your first video after you moved and noticed you didn’t have your gas one any longer. I always loved mine for keeping it clean but for canning I’ve always wished I had a gas one -maybe in the corner or something. Missed the kitty in this 1. ❤

  • @henrycooks1883
    @henrycooks1883 Год назад

    I buy that same bean soup mix, love it. Now wouldn't it be nice to have it in a jar all ready to heat up and it, with fresh parmesan cheese sprinkled on top.

  • @colleenjerns9239
    @colleenjerns9239 8 месяцев назад

    Thank you for your video. Did you use just one bag of beans with the 10 cups of liquid or did you use more bags of beans? I want to make sure I use the proper ratio of beans to liquid. I loved this video and have three of these bags of beans.

  • @barbarabello4148
    @barbarabello4148 Год назад +1

    I’m so glad you’re back and look lovely as ever. I have made so many of your canning recipes because you are so thorough and easy to understand. By chance do you know how many servings of this soup you get out of a quart and out of a pint? I have two grown men living with me, my sons and I wanna make sure I use the right jar. Again I can’t thank you enough for teaching as well as your day, hope you have a happy Thanksgiving and have a rest of your 2022 with many blessings

  • @mjjohnst123
    @mjjohnst123 Год назад +1

    I have been canning on a glass top stove this year. I have had very little trouble maintaining my pressure. I do have a problem at times with the pressure getting higher than 10 or 11. I watch it carefully but it often goes to 13 or even 14. I have never had it go to 15. I try to just adjust a bit at a time. It seems I have the hardest time keeping it down when I have a full load of quarts.

  • @phaleen
    @phaleen Год назад

    Thank Carol! What is the size difference between the bottom of your canner and your cooking element? I'd really like to compare it to what I have at home. Thanks 💚

  • @gailsanders7737
    @gailsanders7737 24 дня назад

    Hi Carol. Have been following your channel a long while and so enjoy your safe canning practices and the recipes. I have a question...my best friend and I have heard along the line that for some reason we are to can the mixture of soup maybe with the time belonging to the veggie that takes longer. Can you clarify please and thank you much. Many blessings on you!

  • @michellelaclair
    @michellelaclair Год назад +1

    At first I didn't like your back drop and then I put 2 and 2 together. You obviously moved out. I'm glad you didn't end up in a trailer park like me. it really sucks living in a trailer park but at least i have internet and can watch you and people like you. be tuff carol

  • @LKCummingsJJ
    @LKCummingsJJ Год назад

    I don't have any idea how you got 9 pints from 3 cups of beans. I tripled this recipe and ended up with 4 quarts, beans at 2/3 full. It takes 3/4 lb of beans to make a quart so can you explain? I did love the taste of the spices. It is very tasty. I'm not disappointed.

  • @debjarvie-sexton1609
    @debjarvie-sexton1609 Год назад

    You can use smoked turkey legs very nicely in this...

  • @lisapop5219
    @lisapop5219 Год назад +11

    I've been using the presto 23q on a glass top for the past few years without problems too. I didn't buy an all American because I was concerned about the weight. I like doing big batch (2 stacks of 8 or 10 pints, depending on the jars) and was worried about the combined weight.

    • @countycalling
      @countycalling Год назад +2

      You’re lucky, I cracked my flattop stove with my Presto. I guess all stoves are different, my apartment now has a flattop so I bought an electric canner…. It’s ok, but it’s all small batch

    • @donate1sttt
      @donate1sttt Год назад +4

      I purchased a commercial hot plate and I use it for my large All- American canner. I use the double stack also. Amazon has it

    • @IMOO1896
      @IMOO1896 Год назад +1

      I use the Presto also in glass top. The All American isn’t recommended for glass top because the bottom is concave and it throws off the heating element.

    • @lisapop5219
      @lisapop5219 Год назад +1

      @@donate1sttt I will consider this. Right now, I can't justify the expense of an expensive canner & separate commercial cooker. Maybe in the future so I appreciate that you shared this tip

    • @lisapop5219
      @lisapop5219 Год назад +2

      @@countycalling sorry to hear that. They are different. I also have an electric that I love. But definitely for small batch. I've been using it for the jars that I can't fit in a full canner load or to reprocess any with seal failures. Very handy

  • @torea26
    @torea26 Год назад +1

    Always love your videos, BUT where's the kitty!? Inquiring minds want to see the kitty before the canning session. 🙂

    • @carol-thriftychichousewife6231
      @carol-thriftychichousewife6231  Год назад +2

      😂😂😂 I’ll be sure to give her a proper introduction in my next video. She’s a stinker. Into EVERYTHING 😂

    • @JeannetteShoreland
      @JeannetteShoreland Год назад

      Yes! Your cat seems attracted by the wonderful smells coming from your kitchen.

  • @janthomas1581
    @janthomas1581 Год назад

    Which Better than Bullion did you use? Regular or low sodium? Is it okay to use beef better than Bullion was well? Can't wait to get these on our shelf. And thank you for giving us detailed instructions!

    • @carol-thriftychichousewife6231
      @carol-thriftychichousewife6231  Год назад

      I used organic roasted chicken but use whichever appeals to you 😊

    • @janthomas1581
      @janthomas1581 Год назад +2

      Thank you Carol. I'm still learning and your videos are wonderful. Following the guidelines makes me feel I'm doing g what is safe for my family.

  • @renamed304
    @renamed304 Год назад +1

    Carol, what about after putting beans in 3/4 full in jar adding fresh chopped onion over the those beans then topping with the extra broth? Do you always use the same seasonings for your bean soup, or do you adjust for the kinds of beans you used?

  • @donnarichey144
    @donnarichey144 Год назад

    Thanks for sharing I don't always see your videos since you tube has changed things. How is your husband doing? Prayers for all.

  • @kyainc.6474
    @kyainc.6474 Год назад

    A question for anyone with enough pressure cooker experience. I made some pea soup with carrots and onions on Saturday...I ended up with 10 pints and cooked them at #10 Weight for 65 and did the natural cool down. I could have swore the time for that recipe was 60 minutes for pints...now I'm seeing 75 minutes for pints everywhere. What can I do, it's already been 3 days? If I put it in the fridge could I try and eat it soonish or should I just throw it all away?

  • @wandagoddard9118
    @wandagoddard9118 Год назад

    Did you remodel your kitchen? I like the black.

  • @nancydefazio5396
    @nancydefazio5396 7 месяцев назад

    Hi, Carol- have your bean soup in the canner, except I just used navy beans. Does this need to be thickened when you open a jar to serve, and if so how do you do? Mash some of the beans?

  • @cindyqueen9353
    @cindyqueen9353 Год назад +1

    Would the flavor be too strong using the 15 bean flavor packet with chicken stock for bean soup? New at this and still struggling with flavor profiles.

  • @melindahubbard6474
    @melindahubbard6474 Год назад +3

    You can use a pressure canner on a flat top stove? If so, I’m going to start canning!!!!!

    • @carol-thriftychichousewife6231
      @carol-thriftychichousewife6231  Год назад +1

      Worked perfectly 😁

    • @melindahubbard6474
      @melindahubbard6474 Год назад +1

      I’ve missed you. Glad you are back! I told my husband you are my canning guru!

    • @michelleslifeonrepeat
      @michelleslifeonrepeat Год назад +1

      I use my Mirro pressure canner on glass top. They do scratch the glass. Always try to wipe the bottoms of the pc before filling with water. Also hubby had to file down any bumps as they aged on the bottom.

    • @countycalling
      @countycalling Год назад +1

      Check your warranty, my stovetop cracked. But a lot of stoves cannot

    • @BevAnn_
      @BevAnn_ Год назад +1

      Check your Manual. Mine says it's ok to pressure can on (made sure before I bought it).

  • @JLK0140
    @JLK0140 Год назад

    What beans are not safe to can?

  • @denisedevore619
    @denisedevore619 9 месяцев назад

    Can I use pork chops instead of ham?

  • @grandpasswapmeet2631
    @grandpasswapmeet2631 Год назад +1

    Hello, we just did our first canning experience (32 ounce Jars, 915 All American) using beef, chicken, carrots, onions, bone broth and potatoes ..oopsie, we set the canner to 15 psi and we are at sea level (Houston, Texas) ..if the lids seal, do you think the higher pressure of 15 in lieu of using the recommended 10 psi will be okay?

  • @bettyburdett224
    @bettyburdett224 Год назад

    Will it effect the flavor of the soup much if you leave the ham out for a vegetarian version?

  • @MrsRGAllen
    @MrsRGAllen 5 месяцев назад

    Why is it called the Ball Blue book if it's not blue? .... Just asking.

  • @thatlittlehomestead
    @thatlittlehomestead Год назад

    Is uncured bacon okay? I have a bad reaction to ham.

  • @sandyjustice1600
    @sandyjustice1600 Год назад

    Can you do a chicken noodle soup

  • @mariannenapier7912
    @mariannenapier7912 Год назад

    I canned pinto beans after soaking method and they still absorbed all liquid. Are they no longer safe because all liquid is absorbed by the beans in the jar

  • @michellelaclair
    @michellelaclair Год назад +3

    you lost weight and look super' fly'

  • @lifeonmockingbirdhill
    @lifeonmockingbirdhill Год назад

    Why can you not use the other meats? Just curious…what happens?

  • @kayhansen6959
    @kayhansen6959 10 месяцев назад

    Oh no, after watching this I'm in a major panic. I used johns*nville hot links in my 15 bean soup for canning. Did I just waste ALL that meat and beans? Do I need to toss it? I also added some extra veggies and potatoes to the soup. My heavens, after hearing you say not to deviate on the meat, I'm about to be sick. Please help.

    • @carol-thriftychichousewife6231
      @carol-thriftychichousewife6231  10 месяцев назад

      I’m sorry to hear this. I can’t say it would be shelf stable… I’m sorry

    • @kayhansen6959
      @kayhansen6959 10 месяцев назад

      @@carol-thriftychichousewife6231 Ya two bags of beans and all the meat and veggies, poof! Unless freezing it would work. Not the beans but the broth. The links burn the pallet. Oh well, lesson learned. I won't be doing that again.

  • @vernabryant2894
    @vernabryant2894 Год назад

    My canner book says not to put vinegar in the canner.

  • @julieneilson7302
    @julieneilson7302 Год назад

    Thankyou, I have been enjoying your videos, what is the name of your Facebook group?

  • @barbarabello4148
    @barbarabello4148 Год назад

    Carol, an you process this recipe in 1 1/2 pint jars safely?

  • @unapoligeticllyisrael2066
    @unapoligeticllyisrael2066 4 месяца назад

    No pork for me

  • @keepingourhome7271
    @keepingourhome7271 Год назад +3

    What a fantastic video! You’re so well able to relate important information in a pleasant, clear & concise presentation! (Just a thought, if people want more ham in their soup, they can just keep little baggies of it, cut up, in a larger freezer bag & add a baggie when heating the jar of soup. ). I agree with everything you say, better safe than sorry. So, so appreciate your teaching the correct & proven ways, right off the hop, I sincerely hope newbies follow the approved methods that you always explain. Was looking through some very old canning info from, I think, the 40’s, they only ‘recommended’ pressure canning for low-acid foods, and so many ‘open kettle’ recipes for pickles & relishes! Skipped even BWB in some recipes. At least they said to boil home canned low-acid foods for 10 minutes before eating, better than absolutely nothing. I have those booklets in a sleeve, in my canning book, clearly marked ‘for entertainment only’ ! (And they still have a trace of my mom’s perfume on them 🥲). Definitely going to try this recipe.
    By the way, I make your canned French Onion soup, my son & daughter-in-law & granddaughter are over the moon for it. I give them several quarts every fall, their favourite, thanks for that!