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Some friends gave us a pile of persimmon tht the hurricane knocked down.
https://practicalselfreliance.com/persimmon-jam/
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Materials and ingredients
Materials and ingredients
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1/4 head height
1/4 head height
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In the canner
In the canner
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Labelled with seal
Labelled with seal
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Yay Applesauce!
I followed a recipe of sorts, but it gave a lot of “to taste” suggestions.
I had ~16lbs of apples
Maybe 1/2c cane sugar
3 spoonfuls of cinnamon
And 1/3c of lemon juice
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Da tools
Da tools
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Da ingredients
Da ingredients
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Da apples
Da apples
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Da process
Da process
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Da sauce
Da sauce
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Da fill
Da fill
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Da height
Da height
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Da bath
Da bath
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Da product
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Note: love it, man! nice headspace

 
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I have a lot of apples to process this year so I tried a new recipe: Curried Apple Chutney.

I actually had trouble with the recipe because it never thickened the way the recipe said it should.  It was supposed to "mound on spoon". I live at high altitude, so I figured it would take a bit longer. But the recipe called for 45 minutes of simmering -- I ended up with 4 hours of simmering.  And I think I might have done a bit too much because I ended up with 9 pints instead of 10.  But the consistency looked like chutney in the end!

And yes, that is a pressure canner I am using to boil the jars -- it's the only pot I have that's deep enough for water bath canning!  I obviously don't tighten down the lid.

The end chutney was very good, but I thought it wasn't spicy enough -- & I am not big on spice!

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One of my boxes of apples gifted to me! Yay!
One of my boxes of apples gifted to me! Yay!
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Recipe for Curried Apple Chutney from Ball Canning Bible
Recipe for Curried Apple Chutney from Ball Canning Bible
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All of my ingredients and equipment
All of my ingredients and equipment
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I used my favorite apple peeler/corer/slicer tool
I used my favorite apple peeler/corer/slicer tool
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The chutney was very thick and finally mounded
The chutney was very thick and finally mounded
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Getting rid of the air bubbles to get the right head space
Getting rid of the air bubbles to get the right head space
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measuring headspace
measuring headspace
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Calibrating my knife to 1/2: headspace
Calibrating my knife to 1/2: headspace
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Boiling the jars
Boiling the jars
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Final jars, labeled
Final jars, labeled
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