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Canning Apples for Baking
Canning Apples is a great way to preserve now, use later. Can you delicious apples now, to use in many delicious dishes all year.
Course:
Canning
Cuisine:
American
Author:
Regina Sober
Equipment
Kitchen Aid Mixer
Apple Peeler Corer
Water Bath Canner
canning utensils
Ball Blue Book Guide To Preserving
Cutting board
Knife
Dissolvable Labels
Ingredients
12
pounds
washed canning apples
2
cups
sugar
4
cups
water
2
Tablespoons
lemon juice
Fruit Fresh & water - 1 Tablespoon per 1 gallon of water
Instructions
Start heating water bath canner full of water for the ability to water bath jars once full.
Place Fruit Fresh and gallon of water together to soak apples until processing.
Wash, peel and core apples.
Cut apple slices in half (and quarter if desired for easier canning). Place in Fresh Fruit water.
In a large pan, add the water, sugar and lemon juice together and bring to a boil to dissolve the sugar.
Drain the apples from the Fresh Fruit before you place them into the sugar water.
Place the apples into the sugar water for 5 minutes to soften slightly for hot packing the apples.
Remove the apples from the sugar water and place into hot quarts (easier for processing.
Leave 1/2" head space for apples. Pack them in well.
Ladle the sugar water over apples, leaving 1/2" headspace.
Clean rim and add clean band and seal on jar.
Place the hot jar into the hot water bath.
Process jars in boiling water bath for 20 minutes.
Allow the jars to sit 5 minutes before removing from the water. If you don't, the water could boil out of the jars.
Place on a towel on the counter and cover the jars with a towel so they slowly cool.
Label and date the jars.
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