I have a 16 quart pressure canner and would think this is too small and may not get hot enough. Does anyone know if this will work
1325027
This will not work for canning, I do a lot of canning and own this burner and know for a fact this does not have Enough power. Great unit though for cooking
1325028
I don't know anything about a pressure canner but I use the single coil cook top as a steamer for silk painting. I boil a 4 quart pot of water with my steamer on top for 3 hours. It keep the water boiling and at the correct temperature for the full 3 hours.
1325029
I use this to roast coffee, it gets very hot and is the size of a range top burner. I think it would be fine. I have it quiet a while and I'm very happy with it.
1325030
I believe that it would work. Mine heats up very fast even on a low setting. Yea, if you have your 16 quart filled to the top with liquid, it may take a few minutes but I believe it will do you just fine
1258051
i have successfully used 1/2 gallon jars with this canner- do not recall how many canner will hold- you can put empty jars in empty canner to see how many it will hold.
1482223
I looked the info up and if your pressure cooker is a 23qt product #85572 should work for your pressure canner!
417750
You probably could as long as the cannister or can fits into the warmer. It works wonderfully for me. Hope this helps.
1619494
I used it for with a 23 quart Presto canner with 7 quart jars using the pressure canning method and felt it was sturdy. It does overhang. The Presto canner has a raised bottom that is just about the same size as the burner.
2017187
It fits mine. This is the one recommended for that canner. I use mine to double stack pint jars.
490114
Best I can tell you is that each pot holds 80 ounces of liquid. Your 16 ounce jar should fit depending on the height of the jar. The dimensions of the unit as listed in the ad are 7.1 inches x 25.6 inches x 11.8 inches. The crocks therefore are less than 11.8 inches. Measure the height of your jar and you should have a pretty good idea if it will fit.
957436
I'm not sure. This was designed for water bath canning. The water in a pressure canner can reach 240 degrees F, higher than the 212F in a water bath canner.
304771
The capacity of the pot is not the issue. Measure the opening. I have one pot with an enormous opening, and it will not work for that one. All the others fit.
904623
While I have used mine with a small 4qt pressure cooker I would not recommend a larger one as I think it may be too heavy for the unit considering the weight of the cooker plus the water and jars.
1460680
I dont think it will work. It is used mainly for 12 ounce cans. It can be used for 2 different types of 12 ounce cans, but not for anything smaller.
1324551
YES! This canner only works for high acid foods such as tomatoes & fruits. A pressure canner is a MUST for low acid foods such as beans & meats. I recommend you look up a university website re: preservation. Good ones I have worked with are Iowa State University & University of Georgia. U of G has a very good preservation book called "So Easy to Preserve. All the recipes have been tested.
838224
I did, be sure you use the side for smaller jars, i.e. one side for quart size, other for pint and smaller jars. Hope this helps.
367911
Probably just barely, with the handle on the lid. Mine is a little flatter handle than this and it is 16 1/2 inches. I don't know if your circumstances would permit, but I have not canned in my kitchen for years. My husband had to talk long and hard to get me to try one of the camp chef cookers for canning. Once I did, I will never go back. The mess is on the patio, garage, or deck, but not in the kitchen and neither is the heat. In your kitchen, with the microwave, it may not come clear to the front of the range below it, so you may not have to worry about that handle. If not, it would work. You really need room to take that lid off and lift the sections up to add more water to the bottom pan anyway. Especially if you are doing much juicing. Hope this helps. This is a really good juicer and will last well. Lee Ann / juicersandjuicing
404547
It's a small pot with a basket that fits inside, has a lid and is great for boiling. As for canning use, you would need to make that determination. I don't know if you need pressure for canning. If so, no it won't work. If you just need to put a jar into it and boil it, then yes it would and the basket would make removal of the hot jar easier.
302154
I really do not know the answer to that question, not sure if a 16oz pint class would fit it or not. Sorry I was not much help. Good luck! :-)
1243724
The only thing I have used on it, so far, is my big canner. I would think any kind of pan would do.