
Ok, so maybe I had to open one up to make sure it came out good. ;) Today I baked a double batch of my famous Banana Bread- but I baked it in 8 wide mouth pint sized canning jars. They baked for the same length of time as a regular loaf.

Tips:
- Make sure that you grease the insides of the jars well.
- After filling the jar 1/2 full with batter, wipe the rims REALLY well.
- Wipe the rims again immediately after removing the jar from the oven.
- Immediately place the lid and screw on the ring after wiping the rim.
- Downside: These do not keep like regular canned foods. I will be freezing them until it's time to hand them out. They're only good out for about a week in a jar.
I used leftover PAPER- that's right, PAPER! It looks deceptively like the old fabric way of covering the top. I cut an 8x8 square of paper and pressed it over the cooled jar. Hang a cute tag on the bow. I also cut out circles to label the tops with the name of the bread.
2 comments:
kelly those looks so good!!!
misty
WOW!
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