What are you canning?

thistlebloom

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Plums I canned Saturday. I used the cold pack method so there is a lot of juice. I'm canning a batch of strawberries right now to free up some freezer space. I canned a lot of strawberry preserves but everyone keeps wanting some so I may need to make some more. View attachment 20050

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I did some ''Roasted Salsa Verde' as the tomatillos are really producing well. We are big fans of Mexican cooking...

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We bought a half bushel of peaches yesterday. I canned 7 pints of sliced peaches. I peeled the peaches and boiled the skins for some rich red juice. I canned jam and jelly, colored red by the peelings juice.
 

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A trick I've learned for jelly is to first strain the pulp through a wire mesh strainer. That removes most of the pulp and lets the liquid through pretty quickly. When I put that liquid through a jelly bag it takes a lot less time to strain it.

When I make plum or peach jelly I save the pulp (that means I peel the peaches and remove the pits if both) and use that for chutney. Since the liquid has been strained out, it doesn't take long to cook the chutney down. I've got some persimmon frozen from last fall. I'll add that to the peached and plums for this year's chutney.
 

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I usually just strain through a strainer and forgo the cloth. I don't care if it's that clear.
 

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