Old Farmer’s Wife Trick to Stock Your Shelves | Super Simple Canned Pear Recipe


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Learn how to can pears the easy way. With my simple trick, you’ll be able to peel your pears with ease and have delicious …

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  1. Amariah G
    Amariah G says:

    I just started on a half bushel of pears from a local farm, I did 7 quarts in a very light honey/water syrup. There's still a bunch left even after starting a small batch of pear butter! Next round will be in pints 😊

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  2. Elaine J
    Elaine J says:

    A friend has 2 large pear trees and told me to come and get as many as I want. I now know what I’m going to do with them. And I love that streamer canner and I’m going to check out getting one of them, looks a lot easier of dealing with a heavy water bath canner of boiling water. Thank you and many blessings.

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  3. Serenity Craft
    Serenity Craft says:

    I used my steam canner for the first time a few days ago, and my tiny home is very cold (no space for a wood stove sadly). I thought it would be a good idea to add a step when removing the top, I waited about half an hour to remove it, but I propped it up slightly first for 5 minutes. After most of the steam found its way out through the propped cover, I then removed it completely. i was worried that the cold air from my cabin would hit the jars to fast. Is what I did recommended, or am I wasting my time?

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  4. Cyndie Lake
    Cyndie Lake says:

    We’ve used honey for years in canning, yes you do loose some of the nutrients but the trade of is your fruit doesn’t turn brown over time, when we used sugar this was not the case. We also use honey when we freeze fruit such as peaches and strawberries.

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  5. Lilly
    Lilly says:

    I have a question two days ago I canned applesauce and apple butter but today I realized I didn’t start the timer when it started to boil I started the timer as soon as I put the jars in can I re-process them or do I have to take the contents out of the reheat it and re-put them in jars

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