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If you promptly refrigerate the jars you just canned, and use them as if they need to be refrigerated, you should be fine! But next time, process them through a boiling water bath!
Canned foods need to be stored in a clean, dry place between 50 and 70 degrees Fahrenheit. Once opened, canned food can be stored in the refrigerator for three to four days. Just make sure to first transfer the leftovers to a plastic or glass container with a sealed lid to prevent the food from taking on a tinny taste.
Unopened there is really no need to keep canned food in the fridge. The main reason for not storing open cans and their contents directly in the fridge is because some of the can's coating may be corded by the food making it taste bad. This is particularly the case with food of high acidity, like tomatoes.
The United States Department of Agriculture says it's safe to refrigerate canned foods manufactured in the United States directly in the can. The reason is that canned foods will better retain their flavor and appearance if you transfer them to glass or plastic storage containers after opening.
If you live in a warm place where the temperature is about 30 degrees or more, the food spoils within 20 minutes. On the other hand, if your room temperature is much lower, then you could keep it out for about an hour.
Use airtight containers. Canned foods can last a very long time, but that's only if they're sealed. Keep the liquid and brine. After you've opened your canned food, don't dispose of the liquid or brine. Keep it at the back of the fridge.
Store in a cool, dark place. Home canned food should be stored below 95 °F and away from direct sunlight. Ideal temperatures are 50°F-70°F but don't worry too much about the ideal temperature. If you can handle staying in the area for long time, the food will be fine.
As a general rule, unopened home canned foods have a shelf life of one year and should be used before two years. Commercially canned foods should retain their best quality until the expiration code date on the can. This date is usually 2-5 years from the manufacture date.
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