To: Red_Devil 232
We the canning of the pear preserves is now complete - it is a little looser than I would like so it is now officially an "English Style" preserve to be used on ice cream and pancakes. It has a beautiful pinkish orange color that I was not expecting.
My 5.5 lbs of fruit became 2 lbs of fruit after pealing and coring and cutting and a few of the pears were just to ripe to can and were eaten.
8 posted on
08/26/2011 10:32:26 AM PDT by
Red_Devil 232
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To: Red_Devil 232
I noticed Costco had Pears $5.00 per flat for those that don’t access to Red’s orchard...
18 posted on
08/26/2011 10:50:35 AM PDT by
tubebender
(The voices in my head may not be real, but they have some very good ideas)
To: Red_Devil 232
33 posted on
08/26/2011 11:35:13 AM PDT by
Ratman83
To: Red_Devil 232
I’ve read that some jellies and preserves take up to two weeks to set. They may turn out fine. They sure look beautiful.
To: Red_Devil 232
Your preserves look wonderful! The color is truly amazing! A similar thing occurred to me once when I was making peach jam. Never figured it out but it didn’t affect the taste one bit. Good job!
To: Red_Devil 232
Those jars look so delicious. I could almost taste them thru the monitor and the jar glass ~ YUM!
81 posted on
08/26/2011 8:08:17 PM PDT by
simplesimon
(Thomas Paine is weeping. Common sense is gone.)
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