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Critical Review of Home Preservation Literature and Current
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| List of Tables | |
| Chapter
I | |
| Table 1. | Outbreaks of Botulism from Home Canned and Processed Food |
| Table 2. | 1970-79 Summary of Botulism |
| Chapter
II | |
| Table 3. | Historical Home Canning Process Schedules |
| Table 4. | First Timetable for Canning Vegetables Under Steam Pressure |
| Table 5 | Timetable Processing Meats and Chicken in the Steam Pressure Canner |
| Table 6. | The Effect of Spore Concentration and Substrate on Thermal Death Time Characteristics of Putrefactive Anaerobe No. 3679 |
| Chapter
III | |
| Table 7. | Process Values for Meat and Poultry in Different Containers |
| Table 8. | Spoilage of Vegetables Inoculated With 10,000 Spores of Putrefactive Anaerobe No. 3679 per Pint and of Controls, After Processing in Pint Jars at 240° F and Incubating at 86° |
| Table 9. | Regression Equation and Standard Error of Estimate of Regression of Process Value on Process Time; Calculated and Recommended Process Times for Vegetables in Various Containers Processed at 240° F |
| Table 10. | Lethality of Cooling Period |
| Table 11. | Origins of Home Canning Processes for Low-Acid Vegetables |
| Table 12. | Comparison of Calculated and Published Processese for Vegetables |
| Table 13. | Origins of Home Canning Processes for Meats and Poultry |
| Table 14. | Origins of Home Canning Processes for Acid Foods |
| Table 15. | Suggested Revisions for Canning Tomato Products |
| Chapter
IV | |
| Table 16. | Effect of Depth of Water-Bath Upon
Interior Temperature of
Contents of Glass Jars (boiled 60 minutes after water-bath began to boil) |