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Pressure Canned Rotisserie Chicken

1h 5m
Serves 8
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Pressure Canned Rotisserie Chicken

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1h 5m
Serves 8

Directions

  1. 1Pack about 3/4 of a pound of chicken into each pint jar.
  2. 2Add 1 teaspoon of chicken bouillon per jar.
  3. 3Top the jars off with hot water, leaving about 1 inch of headspace.
  4. 4Wipe the rims with vinegar.
  5. 5Add lids and tighten the rings to fingertip tight.
  6. 6Place jars into the pressure canner and process for 65 minutes following USDA poultry guidelines.

Ingredients

  • 6 lbs rotisserie chicken meat
  • 1 tsp chicken bouillon
  • hot water
  • vinegar

Equipment

pint jarspressure canner

Tips

  • Keep the seasoning neutral for versatility.
  • Chicken loses about 25% of its weight during cooking, so 3/4 lb canned is equivalent to 1 lb raw for recipe substitution.
  • Leave about 1 inch of headspace when filling jars with water.
  • Wipe rims with vinegar before adding lids.
  • Tighten rings to fingertip tight.