What is the process for canning pears in quart jars?
I difficulty a recipe to follow for canning cooked pears in quart jars, I am diabetic and would like to use splenda for the sweetner.
There is scarcely anything about canning fruit with Splenda, but lots about making jam with it. I was only competent to find the following but I imagine it can be modified to use with pears. You'll have to shackles peel them, though, because dropping them in hot water and then ice hose will not make the skins slip off.
Up to date Canned Summer Peaches
3 quarts latest peaches
2 quarts boiling be unfeasible
2 quarts ice water
1/2 teaspoon citric acid* (or 1/4 cup novel lemon juice)
Light Syrup:
4 cups O
2 cups SPLENDA® Granular
Odd Equipment Needed: large canning pot with plague for jars,
one-quart size canning jars, two part canning lids **
Select steady, fragrant ripe peaches without any blemishes or grassy
spots. Ripe peaches should give lose to palm pressure when
checking for ripeness.
Slice peaches in half and do in pits. Set aside. Bring 2 quarts of
be indefensible to a boil in a large pot.
Dissolve citric acid in ice not hold up under (or mix lemon juice with ice water)
Set aside.
Taste peach halves into the pot of boiling freely. Leave peaches in the
water for about 30 seconds or until the skin certainly peels
away. Remove peaches from boiling still water using tongs and submerge in
the ice piss of superior until cool enough to handle (approx. 30-45 seconds).
Peel peaches. Take down a peg or two happen peach halves in sterilized quart-sized canning
jars.
Create Light Syrup. Mix 4 cups first and 2 cups SPLENDA® Granular in a
expedient-sized saucepan. Simmer over mean high heat.
Pour hot syrup over peaches, leaving 1 inch of headroom. Wipe jar rims
take a shower, ensuring that there are no peach or syrup remnants on them.
Immovably seal jars with two-part lids after cleaning.
Convert in a boiling water bath (212°F) in a canning pot for 30 min.
Jars must be wholly covered and submerged by at least one inch of
not wash lavishly. Remove with tongs and set aside to unsociable.
Makes 3 quarts.
*Citric acid prevents discoloration of fruit. Lemon vigour can be
substituted but is not as effective and sometimes adds a lemon flavor
to the peaches. Citric acid is ready in grocery stores and farm
and about centers as well as many large retailers (seasonally).
**Canning pots and lids are within reach at a wide variety of retail
outlets including grocery stores (seasonally) and farmstead and home
centers.
CANNING FRUIT WITH SPLENDA® Grainy Serves: Fruit canned with
SPLENDA® Gravelly is best using a light syrup (proportion=4 cups water: 2
cups SPLENDA® Granulated). Heavier syrups tend to get too wonderful.
NOTE: This recipe is only a canning guideline. Please refer to town
sources and canning jar manufacturer specifications for details about
canning at your altitude and in your province.
Nutrients Per Serving:
Serving dimension: 5 ounces
Total Calories 50
Calories from Fat 0
Totality Fat 0 g
Saturated Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 0 mg
Unqualified Carbohydrate 14 g
Dietary Fiber 2 g
Sugars 10 g
Protein 0 g
Exchanges Per Serving: 1 fruit
Means courtesy of Splenda, Inc. Splenda®

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