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CANNING
Canning means, the preservation of food in permanent, hermetically sealed
containers (of metal, glass, thermostable plastic, or a multi-layered flexible
pouch) through agency of heat.
Nicholas Appert invented the canning process in 1809. Emperor Napoleon
Bonaparte of France was the first to use it. 19th-20th century- canned food
used mainly by military. 20th century- commercialization of canning.
MUSHROOMS
Mushrooms are fungi.
They contain 85 to 90 % water, so they are perishable.
Day when there is good production the demand may be low and vice-versa.
Style of Pack Jar Size Process Time 0 - 2,000 ft 2,001 - 4,000 ft 4,001 - 6,000 ft 6,001 - 8,000 ft
PREPARE
Canning supplies
water bath canner
canning jars
canning seals and rings
jar lifter and canning funnel
large pot or blancher
bowls
large spoons
sharp knife
towels and dish cloths
ladle
Ingredients
Peaches
sugar - for the syrup (optional)
Syrup for Packing
Prepare light or medium syrup. Simply heat water and sweetener in a
sauce pan until sugar dissolves.
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Sugar syrup
Honey Syrup
You can also make a syrup with honey if you don't want to use processed sugar.
Honey is quickly becoming my favorite alternative to sugar. Our family is on a
mission to cut lots and lots of white sugar out of our kitchen!
No Syrup??
You don't even have to add any sugar if you don't want to. You can just can in
water. Sugar does help the fruit to maintain color and texture, but it is not a
preservative in this case.
PROCEDURE
Start by preparing jars, and get water in canner heating.
Prepare light or medium syrup. Simply heat water and syrup in a pot until sugar
dissolves.
Peel your peaches
Skins should slip right off in your hands. If your peach is a little green it will
be harder to skin. You can just use a paring knife for the stubborn spots.
Pack peach halves with cavity side down. They pack better and you will fit more
in a jar. If you have wide mouth jars it makes it easier to place the peaches in the
bottom of the jar cavity side down.
To prevent browning of peaches you will want to slice the peaches and cover
quickly with syrup. Another way to prevent browning is to treat with ascorbic or
citric acid.
When canning peaches you can either raw or hot pack.
IF you hot pack (heat the peaches before packing your jars) you will be able to fit
more into the jar. If you raw pack, it is just a quicker way to get the food packed
and preserved.
Raw pack - prefer to raw pack and fill one jar at a time as you peel, pit and
slice.Immediately cover the peaches with hot syrup and place in hot water
in canner to keep warm while preparing the next jar. This prevents peaches
from browning.
To Hot pack - Slice peaches into a pot of syrup. When you have enough fruit
prepared for your jars, bring to boil and turn off heat. Fill jars with hot fruit
and cooking liquid, leaving 1/2-inch head space.
PROCESS
Hot pack: Process pints 20 minutes, quarts 25 minutes
Raw pack: Process pints 25 minutes and quarts 30 minutes.
Adjust the Altitude.
Altitude Adjustments for Boiling Water Bath Canner
Altitude in Feet Increase processing time
1001-3000 5 minutes
3001-6000 10 minutes
6001-8000 15 minutes
8001-10,000 20 minutes
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