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24 - 250ml jars (that's half pints for those who don't do metric) of salsa. Our tomatoes are still green so bought a case when we were in the Cariboo last week. For anyone who is counting, the picture shows 23 jars, as the one and only that did not seal is in the fridge. I was impressed with the sealing rate as this was the first time I only washed and dried the lids (as per the new instructions) and didn't leave them to soak in hot water as I have always done in the past.
24 - 250ml jars (that's half pints for those who don't do metric) of salsa. Our tomatoes are still green so bought a case when we were in the Cariboo last week. For anyone who is couting, the picture shows 23 jars, as the one and only that did not seal is in the fridge. I was impressed with the sealing rate as this was the first time I only washed and dried the lids (as per the new instructions) and didn't leave them to soak in hot water as I have always done in the past.
By Suvir Saran,
