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Canning Peaches

Posted on July 22, 2016September 8, 2019 by Rosevine Cottage Girls
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Canning peaches is such a great way to preserve your bumper harvest to enjoy all year long and doing it without sugar is even better! The truth is that we go through these jars so fast that they often don’t last all season!

I love these peaches.  Not only are they amazing tasting but they bring back such great memories.
My friends would come over and mom would open a jar for us and we would eat and eat these things. We would go through several jars. There is no sugar in it but they are sweet and really tasty.
This is a great way to capture summer fruit at its peak and enjoy it all year long.  We use these just for eating, for a topping for yogurt, ice cream, peach crisp, dice them up and put them in your oatmeal, etc. Trust me, you will love them!

What you will need:

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1 What you will need:
2 Ingredients:
3 Instructions:
4 Rosevine Cottage Girls Canned Peaches
4.1 Before you go, check out these other articles
4.2 Related posts:
  • Water bath canner or large stock pot
  • Quart Canning Jars
  • Rings and Canning Jar Lids
  • Vegetable Peeler
  • Bowl or bucket to hold your peels and peach pits
  • Large Pot to put your peeled peaches in
  • Citric Acid or Vitamin C to put in the water to hold your peeled peaches
  • Hot Pan Holders
  • An Apron
  • Nice Padded Rug To Stand On
  • Sauce Pan To Warm Juice
  • Handled Jar grabber to put jars in and take them out of the canner
  • Debubbling wand or a wooden spoon handle to remove bubbles from jars before placing lids on them.

Ingredients:

White Grape Juice
2-3 lbs Peaches
Citric Acid  or Vitamin C for the water you place the peeled peaches in

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Instructions:

Wash, peel, and slice peaches into a large pan filled with water and 1 tsp per cup of water of citric acid or 3000 mg. per cup of water of vitamin C . This will keep your peaches from turning brown while you are working.
Place the finished peaches in the heated juice long enough to warm them.
Ladle warm peaches & juice into warm jars leaving 1/2″ head space.
Using the handle of a long wooden spoon slide the handle down the inside of the jar and press the peaches to the center of the jar so all the air bubbles can escape.
Wipe the rim of the jar with a clean cloth.
Place the lid on top and screw down the ring.
Place in a boiling water canner, processes pints 20 minutes and quarts (pictured above) for 25 minutes
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Rosevine Cottage Girls Canned Peaches

  • White Grape Juice
  • 2-3 lbs Peaches
  • Citric Acid  or Vitamin C for the water you place the peeled peaches in
  1. Wash, peel, and slice peaches into a large pan filled with water and 1 tsp per cup of water of citric acid or 3000 mg. per cup of water of vitamin C . This will keep your peaches from turning brown while you are working.
  2. Place the finished peaches in the heated juice long enough to warm them.
  3. Ladle warm peaches & juice into warm jars leaving 1/2″ head space.
  4. Using the handle of a long wooden spoon slide the handle down the inside of the jar and press the peaches to the center of the jar so all the air bubbles can escape.
  5. Wipe the rim of the jar with a clean cloth.
  6. Place the lid on top and screw down the ring.
  7. Place in a boiling water canner, processes pints 20 minutes and quarts (pictured abovfor 25 minutes

Before you go, check out these other articles

Peach Crisp Recipe
Healthy Peach Milkshake Recipe
Canning Green Beans
Canning Memories
How To Thin Peaches
Canning Crushed Tomatoes
7 Things To Do With Pears
Tattler Reusable Canning Lid Review
Blueberry Preserves
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