Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => The Fish Kitchen => Topic started by: DAWGMAN on August 10, 2009, 07:33:39 AM
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just want to get ready for the pink season. i was wondering if anyone had some good ideas how to can salmon. some have told me that you have to use a pressure cooker , while some have said to just use boiling water. also what do you put in the canning jars with the salmon. thanks for any info.
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A pressure cooker cooks it faster but boiling the cans is doable. I just put a little along with the fish in the can.
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when i can my salmon i use a presser cooker only because thats the way my grandad said it had to be done . in the jars with the salmon i put one tsp olive oil one tsp course salt and one tsp white vinegar,good luck....
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where can i buy a pressure canner?
i found some on line
presto 23 Quart for $145 shipped
but was hopping to find somthing local.
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http://cgi.ebay.ca/MIRRO-MATIC-22-QUART-PRESSURE-COOKER-CANNER-M-0522_W0QQitemZ200373131726QQcmdZViewItemQQptZSmall_Kitchen_Appliances_US?hash=item2ea72b59ce&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14 (http://cgi.ebay.ca/MIRRO-MATIC-22-QUART-PRESSURE-COOKER-CANNER-M-0522_W0QQitemZ200373131726QQcmdZViewItemQQptZSmall_Kitchen_Appliances_US?hash=item2ea72b59ce&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14)
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Canso: Guess you meant pressure cookers, if you are in vancouver, check in Little India, there are some stores in Main between 49th and 51st Av that used to carry them.
Yopesco
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Food safety guidelines strongly recommend that you use a pressure cooker for canning any kind of meat or fish. For salmon we cook in a pressure cooker for 90 minutes at between 10-15 lb's pressure. A place in New West sells great canners online or in their shop. http://www.wellscan.ca/cdn-site/pcanners_cdn.htm (http://www.wellscan.ca/cdn-site/pcanners_cdn.htm)
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Home hardware on commercial drive sells nice ones "all american" is the brand I think.
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There are many places that sell pressure cookers. That is the ONLY way to do it. You don't want to mess with improperly canned fish. I cooked mine, back in the days when I had some Sockeye for 90 or 100 minutes at either 10 or 15 psi, can't remember it was so long ago. I think my recipe was 2 tbl olive oil, 2 tbl vinegar, and 1 teaspoon seasoning salt, in a half litre jar. Worked out great. But make sure you do it right. When in doubt, Google it for more info and go from there.
Have a great day
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I found my pressure cooker at Canadian Tire FYI