Canning Teriyaki Sauce?

[Judith319]

Hello,
I can't find any instructions for canning Teriyaki sauce anywhere.
My recipe includes soy sauce, molasses, ginger, onion, garlic , water and corn startch.
I've been canning for years, but just pickled beans, jams and jellies.
Would this need waterbathed or pressured canned? Need all advice!
Thanks,
Judith

 

[sparrowgrass]

Without a complete recipe, there is no way to tell.

 

[mcnerd]

Even without seeing a recipe, canning a personal recipe is not considered safe since it has not been tested for stability, acidity, density, and a few other factors to be sure the recipe is safe for canning.

That said, if you are doing it for yourself and not potentially poisoning other people by giving/selling your product, you could probably use a BBQ sauce recipe and adjust the ingredients as long as any of the no-no ingredients are not used.

 

[Thaicooking]

My Korean firend made this kind of sauce, and she just kept it in a box, and refrigerated it. She said this's Korean traditional style that we can make, and preserve for a year.