Canning: Peach Halves in Heavy Syrup
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| My first ever batch of canned peaches a few years back |
My in-laws gave us 3 bushel of peaches to can last year.
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| 3 bushels of peaches from my in-laws' trees (this is only our share) |
Per MIL's instructions, here's how we did it.
Sterilize quart jars and lids.
Blanch peaches for 10 minutes then dip in ice water.
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| Hubby and MIL helping (we are like an assembly line |
Slip skins off. Cut in half and remove pits.
Prepare heavy syrup: 1 cup water to 1 cup sugar ratio. Boil.
Pack the jars. Pour syrup into the jars until neck level. Use the bubbler to release bubbles. Adjust syrup so as to leave 1/2 inch headspace.
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| This packing and processing in water bath was my task. |
Wipe rims with wet paper towels.
Adjust lids and bands.
Process in boiling water bath canner for 30 minutes.
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| Syrup on the left, water bath canner on the right. |
Place on countertop with no drafts. Cover with towel to cool, leaving about an inch distance from each other.
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| 42 quarts will last us more than a year. |
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