How to Can Pears with NO SUGAR – Step by Step Water Bath Canning Tutorial – Canning 101


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  1. Mary's Nest
    Mary's Nest says:

    Hi Sweet Friends, Today, I am sharing How to Can Pears with NO SUGAR with this Step by Step Water Bath Canning Tutorial: LINK This technique can be applied to can any fruit.

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    ➡️TIMESTAMPS:
    0:00 Introduction
    0:40 Water Bath Canning Supplies
    9:23 How to Can Pears

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    • Marmalade: https://youtu.be/9DIcbFLmuhw
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    Thanks for watching! Love, Mary

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  2. Willie Mann
    Willie Mann says:

    My mother and grandmother taught me long ago that a woman that runs two coffee makers side-by-side on her counter is NOT a woman to be trifled with! :0) Great video, and I look forward to trying this technique on my Asian pears and other fruits! Take care

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  3. Lynnette Siegl
    Lynnette Siegl says:

    Thank you for sharing how to can your recipe with no sugar. I thought I would share my mom's recipe for Pear Syrup!

    Pear Syrup

    Use skins and cores of pears. Cover with water and simmer for a few minutes. Pour skins and cores into sieve and save juice. Measure juice. Add equal parts of juice to equal parts of sugar. Boil for about 1 hour, then pour into sterilized jars.

    * I use about one cup less sugar..

    Lynnette

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  4. Lynnette Siegl
    Lynnette Siegl says:

    Since my husband is now diabetic; I'm glad to find your recipe ! By looking at your pears I noticed that they are on the green side?
    Is that why you precook the pears? Can you use the same method cooking peaches too?

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  5. Shannon Adams
    Shannon Adams says:

    Excellent video. I just read the USDA canninh book and your video follows exactly. You also explained all the cautions very well. Love your way of teaching and having a visual of what I read before canning my pears! 🍐

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  6. Lizzy L
    Lizzy L says:

    Thank you so much for this amazing tutorial! We just had our first harvested of our pear tree. I am following along with you. God bless you , Mary, and many thanks for teaching us.

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  7. Diana
    Diana says:

    I made Strawberry/Rhubarb Jam and water bathed it today! Yesterday I started a Gallon of Sauerkaut, when ready I will water bath can it as well. Thank you for your instructional videos, they are a big help.

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  8. StayGold
    StayGold says:

    What type of pears are you using? Are they the hard pears that never soften up? I dont know the names of those but i absolutely dislike those pears. They would break your teeth if they had the chance. I only like the brown pears i grew up on as a child. When you said ripe but firm, i already know what pears those are… its those brick pears. They dont even taste good ripened. They taste like cardboard at times and they also taste unripened even when fully ripened. I find myself compelled to reach in a kitchen utensil drawer and wanting to grab a meat tenderizing hammer and smash the pears with them. But that wont help either way. I just dont like those pears at all. But i want to can pears, just not these….

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  9. Ben Brown
    Ben Brown says:

    You are an absolutely amazing teacher.! I got a pretty large size bag of pears on sale today even though it's out of season and it's more than I can eat before they go bad so I'm planning on canning them tonight. I'm glad I discovered your Channel.

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