Mason Jar Symphony [Cooking]
2012 Dec 26
Something as simple as a small air current going over top will do it. As the jars cool to just the popping point it can do this because a current will momentarily bring it to pop in, but then the internal temperature makes it pop back out. Sort of the same idea as why when I took a plastic container of juice in from the side porch 2 days ago it was not frozen but as soon as I opened it, it froze up right before my eyes in about 30 seconds. Wish I'd gotten that on video. I opened a 2nd one to try it but for some reason that one did not freeze up. But it was basically at just the right temperature .
Although I think it basically means they were taken out of the canner too soon. These days I like to leave mine in til well beyond the popping point.
Although I think it basically means they were taken out of the canner too soon. These days I like to leave mine in til well beyond the popping point.
zymurgist