We Be Canning... lol
Greeting Fam Bam!
Now that it is fall, and will soon roll into winter, it is canning season. Many think that preserving and pickling is a lost art, but let me tell you something, it is the best way to save a little coin and have fresh ingredients year-round. After being certified in cooking safety and cleanliness, I was able to make my own jellies, jams and picked vegetables. Here are a few pics below of my final products. There are many you tube videos on canning. Find a repeatable source and recipe and give it a try.
Now that it is fall, and will soon roll into winter, it is canning season. Many think that preserving and pickling is a lost art, but let me tell you something, it is the best way to save a little coin and have fresh ingredients year-round. After being certified in cooking safety and cleanliness, I was able to make my own jellies, jams and picked vegetables. Here are a few pics below of my final products. There are many you tube videos on canning. Find a repeatable source and recipe and give it a try.
My canning set up |
Fresh organic carrots! |
This is my favorite Apple Jelly recipe. Very quick and easy. Let me know if you get a chance to try it :)
Apple Jelly (Water Bath Method):
2 Cups Organic Apple Juice
2 1/2 Cups Organic Sugar
2 1/2 TBSP Sure Jell Pectin (Pink Box)
- Sterilize all Jars, Lids and Bands according to the Ball book of canning.
-Pour juice in stock pot. Gradually stir in Pectin on medium heat.
- Add sugar and turn to high heat.
Bring to full boil and boil for 2 minutes.
-Test the Set or Gel ( According to the Ball Book of Canning)
-Fill the Jelly Jars to 1/4 inch head space (Don't forget to clean your rims!)
-Process jars for 10 mins (Adjust for your altitude)
Yield: 3- 8 oz jars
Happy Canning!
- Mrs.7units
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