Every Step in Canning eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 223 pages of information about Every Step in Canning.

Every Step in Canning eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 223 pages of information about Every Step in Canning.
| |stones with | fruit | juice | | fruit | | | | | | PLUMS, DAMSON|Suitable for| Wipe and | 1 quart of | 3/4 cupful of |jelly making| pick over; | water for | sugar to 1 | | prick | every peck | cupful of | | several | of plums | juice | | times with | | | | large pin | | | | | | QUINCES | Excellent |Cut out the |One-half as | 3/4 cupful of | for jelly |blossom end.| much water | sugar to 1 | making, if |Mash and cut| as quinces | cupful of | not too |in quarters | | juice |ripe.  If so,| | | | add crab | | | | apple | | | | | | | RASPBERRIES | Excellent | Wash them |1 cupful of | 1 cupful of | for jelly |thoroughly, | water to 5 | sugar to 1 | making | but do not | quarts of | cupful of | | let them | berries | juice | |soak in the | | | | water | | | | | | RHUBARB |Pectin must |Wash and cut| For jam, | 3/4 cupful of |be added for| into small |half as much| sugar to 1 | jelly | pieces | water as | cupful of | making. | | fruit. | juice | Better for | | | | jam. | | | | | | | STRAWBERRIES |Pectin must | Wash and | For jam, | 3/4 cupful of |be added for| remove |just enough | sugar to 1 | jelly | hulls. | water to | cupful of | making. | | keep from | pulp. | | | burning. | CITRUS FRUITS| | | | | | | | ORANGES | Excellent | For orange | Cook in |Three-quarters | for jelly | marmalade | water to | their weight | making and | weigh | cover. | in sugar. | marmalade | oranges | | | |slice cross-| | | | wise with | | | |sharp knife | | | | as thin as | | | | possible; | | | |remove seed.| | | | | | LEMONS | Excellent | For | | 8 pounds of | for jelly |marmalade 9 | | sugar | making and |oranges and | | | to supply |6 lemons are| | | pectin to | a good | | |other fruits|combination | | | | | | GRAPEFRUIT | Best for | Grapefruit | |Three-quarters | marmalades | is sliced | | their weight | | very thin, | | in sugar. | | seed | | | | removed. | | WILD FRUITS | | | |
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