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Chili Pressure Canning - Making & Canning Homemade Chili from Scratch (full recipe & walk-through) 

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In today's canning video we're whipping up a big batch of beef chili (though this recipe works just as well with ground turkey or venison). Then we're going to go through every step of canning it up in quart mason jars using the pressure-canner. This recipe yields about 6 quarts (or 12 pints).
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Equipment used in this video:
Granite Ware Pressure Canner
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Norpro Canning Kit (funnel, jar lifter, bubble popper, magnetic jar lifter, etc)
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Chili Recipe for Canning:
Seasoning Mix Ingredients:
6 teaspoons chili powder
1.5 tablespoons cayenne pepper
1.5 tablespoons onion powder
1.5 tablespoon garlic powder
3 teaspoons cumin
3 teaspoons dry parsley
3 teaspoons salt
1/2 teaspoons black pepper
3 teaspoons white sugar
Chili Ingredients:
3 pounds ground meat
5 cups chopped yellow onion
2 jalapeno diced
6 cloves garlic
1.5 pounds dried kidney beans
69 oz tomato juice (1.5 big cans)
3 tablespoons cooking oil
-Soak beans overnight, then drain and rinse.
-Put beans into pot, cover with water, simmer for 20 minutes.
-Mix all seasoning mix ingredients together. Do not add flour or any other thickener.
-Brown meat about halfway.
-Throw in onions and garlic.
-When meat is browned, drain meat/onion mixture to remove excess grease/liquid.
-Stir in seasoning mix, jalapenos, and beans.
-Stir in tomato juice.
-Bring to boil, then simmer for 20 minutes
-Ladle into hot jars, leaving 1 inch headspace.
-De-bubble, wipe jar rims, and put on lids.
-Process at 10lbs, 90 minutes for quarts or 75 minutes for pints.

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@TheTrueRae
@TheTrueRae 2 года назад
Excellent "How to" video!! Easy to follow, very detailed. Thank you!
@wfwtheradioguy3414
@wfwtheradioguy3414 2 года назад
Looks good... I'll hafta give that a try.
@TheRVConnection
@TheRVConnection Год назад
Thanks for the informative video :-) I tend to make large pots of comfort food such as chili, chile verde, pozole, etc. and thought it would be useful to understand the canning process.
@Laurenemanuel
@Laurenemanuel Год назад
this is one of the best chili recipes I've used. really yummy!
@GreatLakesPrepping
@GreatLakesPrepping Год назад
Thanks Lauren, glad you liked it!
@renneastuart6947
@renneastuart6947 10 месяцев назад
@@GreatLakesPreppingHi, Where can I find your chili recipe for canning? Thank you!
@averagejoesmiling456
@averagejoesmiling456 2 года назад
That looks fantastic, Great Lakes! Chili is one of my favorite comfort foods. Nothing warms you up in the winter like a big, hot bowl of chili. Gotta love it!!
@GreatLakesPrepping
@GreatLakesPrepping 2 года назад
Thanks Drummer. I completely agree!
@r.tothea.tother.4221
@r.tothea.tother.4221 2 года назад
@@GreatLakesPrepping Why do you have to pressure can meat if it is already cooked all the way?
@GreatLakesPrepping
@GreatLakesPrepping 2 года назад
@@r.tothea.tother.4221 It's all about bacteria.It may be cooked, but it's not cooked "enough" to be shelf stable. If you're canning a high-acid food like tomatoes or pickles, you can use hot water canning because the acid is high enough to kill/prevent bacteria, botulism, etc. Meat and most vegetables are not high acid, so they must be pressure canned. Pressure canning reaches a higher temperature than boiling. That's the key difference, and it's necessary to "sanitize" the meat. Otherwise you're just sealing meat in a jar that already contains bacteria (which will just grow over time). Putting meat in a jar without pressure canning is pretty much the same as putting meat in a tupperware container and letting it sit on your counter.
@r.tothea.tother.4221
@r.tothea.tother.4221 2 года назад
@@GreatLakesPrepping I've looked all over for the answer to this question because I'm pretty sure I wasted some food. Soups, potatoes etc because I don't have a pressure canner. 🤦‍♀️ Thank you. I greatly appreciate the info.
@denisefaust6408
@denisefaust6408 11 месяцев назад
It’s well worth the$$$$ to invest in a pressure canner. I have both WB & PC. So glad I learned to garden & can.
@baevins
@baevins Год назад
Awesome Video, Chili Looks Delicious. Can’t wait to make n try your Recipe. Thank you.
@GreatLakesPrepping
@GreatLakesPrepping Год назад
Thanks!
@spsllc3143
@spsllc3143 Год назад
Thank you so much!
@dorisberard3249
@dorisberard3249 Год назад
Delicious 👍
@paulschwartz2464
@paulschwartz2464 2 года назад
Good video. I'm going to give this a shot. One comment though. I don't understand why people feel the need to "sterilize" the jars and lids prior to pressure canning. It isn't needed. Steam under pressure is a WAY better sterilization method than boiling water. I pressure can a lot and never do this. Just put the jars in the pressure canner, bring to a boil with the jars in then continue as normal. It is extremely rare for me to have a jar that doesn't seal using this method.
@denisefaust6408
@denisefaust6408 11 месяцев назад
I wash my jars in hot soapy water, dry then store them upside down in a plastic tote until ready to use. The day I’m going to be canning I go get my clean jars, I put them in a dish pan in the sink and fill with very hot water from my tap( it’s scalding hot water)I fill the jars to the top and fill the dishpan full. I then put a cookie sheet over them to hold in the heat while I’m getting my other supplies ready to can. I don’t sterilize my jars either. Now even tho it’s no longer recommended to put flat lids in boiling water I’m still old fashion and still do this step( I have boxes of the older flats and feel they need to get that inside rubber ring a little soft). I’m getting good seals on my jars.
@paulschwartz2464
@paulschwartz2464 11 месяцев назад
@@denisefaust6408 I suppose we all do things a certain way because that's the way we've always done it and were taught to do. No one taught me to can so at the age of 50ish I decided to teach myself. I read a lot, watched a lot of videos, etc. The lids don't seal until after they are out of the canner and begin to cool a bit. At that point, they have been in boiling water for quite awhile or in steam under pressure. That'll soften the rubber on the lids. No harm in cleaning, soaking, etc. It just isn't needed.
@reyayediydah7521
@reyayediydah7521 Год назад
Looks delicious 😋
@GreatLakesPrepping
@GreatLakesPrepping Год назад
Thanks!
@user-ij7dw9rc5h
@user-ij7dw9rc5h Месяц назад
This is perfect! Just the recipe I have been searching for, can't wait to can up a batch. One question, how many pints/quarts does this recipe yield? Many thanks! Subbed!
@misarse
@misarse Год назад
Good video GLP. Select pressure by altitude, 15lbs for me in the mountain house, 10lbs when I’m at 1000’. Using tomato juice in stead of sauce is great because after canning the chili comes out thicker. I like to use bite size steak in mine but have to see if there are any variations to the USDA guidelines for small meat chunks.
@Epheshians6.10-19
@Epheshians6.10-19 Год назад
You can raw pack canned meat, do a search here on RU-vid and you'll see tons of videos.
@donscott6431
@donscott6431 11 месяцев назад
I just got notified of a comment regarding a subject that I enjoy. My boy and his friends just, yesterday, brought in 17 squirrel. We skined them and butchered them last night. Using potassium nitrate (my research of ratios, PH testing kit, times) dried Morita peppers and other spices, I’m gonna raw pack and see what happens. PS, if anyone else enjoys squirrel, PLEASE be careful when skinning: in the summer they may have parasites (my granny called ‘em wolves😅). Cut any “membrane” that may be over the white-looking parasites, gently scrape OFF, then brine. You need to put into the freezer for 20 minutes, then put on a smoker that is really cold for 20-30 minutes. Remove and freezer-treat again for 40 minutes. Instead of beans I use 35 percent soaked garbanzo beans and 65 percent dry (not rehydrated) macadamia nuts (very expensive) but well worth it! The mix of savory and “nut sweet” with the macadamias is amazing. Got into this maybe 2 decades ago, when I worked for a restaurant that imported fresh Parrot Fish, from Hawaii, that were farm-raised in pools and fed, macadamias! I LOVE cashews, ANY WAY, and on occasion buy the cashew “apples” when I have the money, but MACs!!! SO GOOD!! Crème sauce SUBLIME; but we’re just scratching the surface, given the natural oils, UNIQUE! Trying to source macadamia nut oil. Add with shaved fresh truffle or thinly sliced Morrels, hint of fresh ginger, and a good Tamari to finish😊
@salvatorebaleno9807
@salvatorebaleno9807 2 года назад
I like chunks of tomato in my chili, but otherwise I make mine very similarly. Makes me want to the out some that I have in the freezer.
@roxyfur
@roxyfur Год назад
Yum!!
@MrBoomer513
@MrBoomer513 7 месяцев назад
Weights are for altitude. water boils lower at higher Temps. as well as following the recipes
@Christifidelis1
@Christifidelis1 3 месяца назад
Found it!
@ruthstill169
@ruthstill169 9 месяцев назад
Thank you, I can't wait to try this! I do have a question about the tomato juice, I love V-8 juice (it adds a little more flavor in my opinion) is there any reason I couldn't use it in place of the tomato juice?
@GreatLakesPrepping
@GreatLakesPrepping 9 месяцев назад
There's not really any reason, except (in my opinion) it might taste weird. But if that's a weird you enjoy, give it a try! If this were a hot water bath recipe, then the needed tomato acidity could be a factor. But this is pressure canning, so that doesn't come into play in the same way.
@rebelcolorist
@rebelcolorist 2 года назад
Awesome and very easy method! Did you adapt the methods from the USDA Guide? And... Have you tried Forjars lids yet? They are an American company that makes EXCELLENT lids... Thicker, like they used to make them. , and an amazing silicone dealing compound! I'm asking bc I saw your review on inexpensive lids, and thought your might want to try these... The company is awesome!
@rolandpinette9946
@rolandpinette9946 2 года назад
Forjars lids are made in China. Ball, Golden Harvest, Kerr, and Bernardin lids are manufactured in the US by Newell Brands.
@suzee_
@suzee_ 2 года назад
Looks good! I'll try this recipe. I've never used a rocker gauge. Mine has a dial gauge . So do you have to keep a eye on the rocker in case it stops rocking ? I mean how do you know if you need to adjust your heat ??I'm always adjusting my burner to keep it on my pressure.
@GreatLakesPrepping
@GreatLakesPrepping 2 года назад
I just have to watch it for the first few minutes. If I need to adjust the heat up or down a little, I can tell within another minute or two if it needs further adjustment. Once the heat is just right, it rocks consistently from then on. I can also hear it from pretty much anywhere in the house, so I'd be able to tell if it stopped rocking, or started rocking too hard.
@pjd2709
@pjd2709 2 года назад
Suzee Neal, you just follow what your pressure cooker does, not his gauge canner, follow what you usually do for the same jar type and psi at your altitude.
@crazylifehomestead
@crazylifehomestead 4 месяца назад
I received this canner this yr as a birthday gift. I've fully cooked chili. does it still need 75 min to heat, or does this decrease. I'm used to fully cooked, but my guess is, just ready the meat and assemble, pressure can will "cook" the jars to full. thanks for a great video!
@GreatLakesPrepping
@GreatLakesPrepping 4 месяца назад
Hello. Regardless of how much time you cook the chili (or whatever food) prior to actually processing it in the pressure canner, it always needs the full processing time (according to the canning recipe you're following). You process for that long to ensure that it's safe and all bacteria are killed. This can only be ensured once the sealed jars are processed for the full amount of time.
@renaesutton3145
@renaesutton3145 2 года назад
I have seen others as well as read on the National Center for Home Preservation to use only pint jars for canning chili - have you had any issues with using quart jars? Just curious. You have inspired me to make some chili LOL.
@GreatLakesPrepping
@GreatLakesPrepping 2 года назад
I've never had any issues. But you're right, there are certain recipes that they recommend pints for and not quarts. Generally it's thicker consistency things that the heat may have a harder time penetrating through during the processing. My chili isn't particularly thick, so it seems like basically canning soup. I always advise following the official recommendations whenever possible. But to answer your question, I have not had any problems personally.
@carolynwheeler6152
@carolynwheeler6152 9 месяцев назад
I have a chili recipe I love with canned mild chilis, garlic, onions, ground beef and dried spices. How do I tell how long and at what pressure to can it?
@GreatLakesPrepping
@GreatLakesPrepping 9 месяцев назад
There are some basic rules of thumb for how long and at what pressure to can certain ingredients. Many chili recipes are going to be the same or very similar. I recommend looking up a few different chili canning recipes taking note of the ones that include all the same ingredients as yours, and you'll probably find that the time/pressure is consistent across them. Just from your comment, I would guess that your recipe is fine to do the same as the one I've shown here.
@thefromscratchdad
@thefromscratchdad Год назад
Which Great Lake are you on? I'm from Michigan. Love the video. Will can this this fall!
@GreatLakesPrepping
@GreatLakesPrepping Год назад
Greetings! I'm also in Michigan.
@thefromscratchdad
@thefromscratchdad Год назад
@@GreatLakesPrepping Awesome. Were on the Lake Michigan side, actually in the Muskegon area.
@lindajimmerson8542
@lindajimmerson8542 2 года назад
Do you have to refrigerate beans while they soak?
@GreatLakesPrepping
@GreatLakesPrepping 2 года назад
No need to refrigerate while soaking
@RedStorm.
@RedStorm. Год назад
😎
@tinaentz693
@tinaentz693 Год назад
Hi, can I use canned tomatoes instead of just tomato juice?
@GreatLakesPrepping
@GreatLakesPrepping Год назад
As long as the final product is still on the sort of thin side, that should be fine. If there is a lot of liquid in the canned tomatoes, that is. If not, you may need to thin with some water. I've not done it that way, so I'm not 100% sure.
@evalynchuran8684
@evalynchuran8684 Год назад
I make my recipe a little different, but still same results and rules to follow.
@dianafm9733
@dianafm9733 2 года назад
You fully cooked the beans didn’t you ?
@chancetolbert4852
@chancetolbert4852 7 месяцев назад
I make a smoked beef chili I wonder if it can be canned. I read that any recipe can be safely pressure canned however you may not get the desired texture when reheated. Any knowledge of this?
@GreatLakesPrepping
@GreatLakesPrepping 7 месяцев назад
Not every recipe can be safely canned, but all the ingredients of most chili recipes are good to pressure can. The texture can be affected, but when it comes to meat, it's basically going to be as soft and "broken down" as it can be. If you're using ground meat, ya can't get much more soft or "broken down" that it already is. For shredded or chopped meat, it cans quite well and again, in a soup or chili, it's generally not going to be any texture that you wouldn't want anyway in those dishes. If you tried pressure canning a filet mignon or something, you'd likely be pretty disappointed in the wet, sad steak that you "shloop" out of the jar. But smoked beef chili, I would think would work just fine.
@chancetolbert4852
@chancetolbert4852 7 месяцев назад
@GreatLakesPrepping excellent. I do use chopped chuck roast In my recipe. It breaking down more doesn't concern me. Thanks for the insight
@donscott6431
@donscott6431 Год назад
Seems like the semi-cooked beans will, eventually, absorb a lot of the liquid in your chili. After canning do you find significantly less liquid inside the jar?
@GreatLakesPrepping
@GreatLakesPrepping Год назад
It definitely does thicken up a bit after canning.
@lindavoelker8194
@lindavoelker8194 11 месяцев назад
Do the beans get mushy?
@donscott6431
@donscott6431 11 месяцев назад
@@lindavoelker8194 after thinking about this method, I think I would go ahead with the semi-cooked beans, but leave the consistency “chili-like”, not too thin. This way the beans can only absorb so much liquid, remaining firm. The trick is to rehydrate the entire jar, when heating up to serve, somewhere down the road. This, ALSO, gives you a chance to add to the rehydrating liquid anything that may have changed, during its time on the shelf! I’m thinking REALLY RIPE tomatoes, that you drop into boiling water for 2 minutes, then ice-bath to remove the skins. I dearly LOVE late summer tomatoes for the mature juice inside. If too “beefy” add chicken stock; anything but water: ‘cause water tastes like NOTHING!! It is the “enemy” 👊🙂
@keithtessein7440
@keithtessein7440 Год назад
just one question .... i can only can my chili using Pressure Canning?
@GreatLakesPrepping
@GreatLakesPrepping Год назад
Yes. Chili is considered a low-acid food, so it must be pressure canned.
@deewinn1842
@deewinn1842 2 года назад
Just soak and rinse the beans?
@christinekocher2585
@christinekocher2585 11 месяцев назад
YES. If you cook them first they will be mushy. Soak them so you will know how much room they take up in the jar after they expand with fluid. They will cook in the canner and be perfect.
@mistymounthomestead8594
@mistymounthomestead8594 Год назад
Don't have to sterilize jars for pressure canning anymore, the debubling is only if to much air trapped inside the food that's will add to your headspace
@bcmagnolia1170
@bcmagnolia1170 2 года назад
Silly question! If I have already cook the chili are used canned beans cannot pressure can turkey chili safely? People freaked out when I mentioned turkey and beans together. Ha ha
@GreatLakesPrepping
@GreatLakesPrepping 2 года назад
As long as you fully pressure-can it, it should be safe. But, if you start with already-cooked/canned beans, you'll probably end up with very mushy beans since they're basically being pressure canned twice (once in the can from the store, and once by you in jars). I don't recommend it. Dry beans are very cheap, luckily.
@bcmagnolia1170
@bcmagnolia1170 2 года назад
@@GreatLakesPrepping thank you!
@renneastuart6947
@renneastuart6947 10 месяцев назад
Where can I find the recipe?
@GreatLakesPrepping
@GreatLakesPrepping 10 месяцев назад
The full recipe is in the video description.
@Christifidelis1
@Christifidelis1 3 месяца назад
@@GreatLakesPreppingwhere do you find the video description? I’m desperately looking for the seasoning portions.
@wisemammabear
@wisemammabear Год назад
Can you put spaghetti sauce in the chilli cannong?
@christinekocher2585
@christinekocher2585 11 месяцев назад
YES. I can meaty spaghetti sauce and chili all the time. If using spaghetti sauce for the actual chili, that's a matter of taste, but yes.
@mikeparsons7660
@mikeparsons7660 Год назад
At first, I was thinking how this guy likes talking a lot. But then I found myself learning stuff. I'm glad he likes talking a lot. Basic chili, great explanation and presentation. I love chili and I enjoy canning. I think some psi canning steps were a bit off though. I thought the cooker should exhaust psi much slower than "rocking" since the 255f target (at 15 psi) was being maintained. 3-4 per minute. Rocking would signal the cooker is trying in vain to relieve mounting psi and further cooking of the contents. Or so I thought. Good video otherwise.
@heythere6566
@heythere6566 2 года назад
Can any one tell me how I find out if my chili recipe is safe for pressure canning. It's pretty basic chili: 2 tablespoons olive oil 2 pounds ground beef 2 stalks celery, chopped 1 onion, chopped 1 green bell pepper, chopped 3 (14 ounce) cans stewed tomatoes 1 (10 ounce) can diced tomatoes with green chiles (such as RO*TEL) 1 (14 ounce) can tomato sauce 1 cup water 2 (1.25 ounce) packages chili seasoning (such as McCormick® Mild Chili Seasoning Mix) 1 (14 ounce) can kidney beans, undrained 1 (14 ounce) can pinto beans, undrained salt and ground black pepper to taste 1 tablespoon white vinegar, or more to taste Thanking you in advance!!!
@GreatLakesPrepping
@GreatLakesPrepping 2 года назад
It looks OK to me, except for one thing: The store-bought packets of chili seasoning often have a thickener in them. When you make chili for pressure canning (same with stew), you can't thicken it before canning. Basically, thicker liquid can prevent the heat from fully reaching the innermost center of the jar's contents, and possibly not heating it to a high enough temp for a long enough time. Basically, you want your chili to be on the thinner side when you can it (if you want thicker, you can always mix a little cornstarch/water slurry into it when you're heating it up to eat later). If you like McCormick chili seasoning mix, I really recommend trying the spice mix recipe in the video description here. I came up with this to taste as close to the McCormick's as possible (because that's what I like too).
@heythere6566
@heythere6566 2 года назад
@@GreatLakesPrepping Really great information, thank you for that advise from a newbi because I was considering mix packs. Thanks again
@colleenpritchett6914
@colleenpritchett6914 2 года назад
If you use store bought canned beans they will fall apart after pressure canning, omit and use dry
@christinekocher2585
@christinekocher2585 11 месяцев назад
@@colleenpritchett6914 TRUE. Just soak them so you will know how much room they take when they expand. They will cook in the canner.
@survivormary1126
@survivormary1126 Год назад
Reported and hopefully is taken down as click bait with having NO canning at all in video.
@GreatLakesPrepping
@GreatLakesPrepping Год назад
What a strange comment. Did you even watch the video? I literally show every single step for canning chili. The canning instructions start at the 08:00 minute mark.
@shannonnewman9202
@shannonnewman9202 Год назад
I was skeptical about tomato juice rather than sauce, crushed, or diced tomatoes, but that bowl at the end looks the absolute perfect consistency! 😋 I may even try making a batch a little thinner just so I can mix in a little masa harina when heating it up; it adds a great flavor. We have been eating so much store bought canned chili this fall & winter, so I’m excited to make this healthier homemade version for our shelves instead.
@survivormary1126
@survivormary1126 Год назад
@@GreatLakesPrepping I didn't have that before when I complained, so it was edited. I checked it twice.
@survivormary1126
@survivormary1126 Год назад
@@shannonnewman9202 Some people make chili with no beans depending where they are from. I like using whole tomatoes, and diced tomatoes too, as well as a few fresh/diced. You can always thin down late with water. I value all my space! Store Canned Chili is so nasty and most of it I've seen of late is made of Soy not just Beef. I would never have thought of putting Masa Harina in it. I'll have to give that a try. Some put rice. Not me! Be very careful that the beans are cooked well because pressure canning beans is not recommended, because if they expand it is a disaster.
@survivormary1126
@survivormary1126 Год назад
@@GreatLakesPrepping It is very good now.
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