It was YUMMY!
So several weeks later peaches hit there best time and we were able to buy peaches for about 25 cents a pound. This time we took some pictures of the process. E. Reese peals the peaches and I cut them up really small. Then I add 2 cups of sugar and let it sit for half an hour. Next I let it boil for almost 2 hours.
Here I am stirring it.
Next I put it in the jar that has been washed and boiled. I wipe the jar clean.
Take the picture quick - this jar is REALLY HOT!!! The lids are not the sealing kind, so we are storing the jam in the fridge. We think it will last through the winter - it tastes really good on Elder Reese's Saturday morning pancakes!
The apricot pit? Is that safe? How do you grind it so that you are not biting into hard pieces?
ReplyDeleteIt looks so yummy! I've bought peaches for about .99 per pound (on sale, not organic), then I have to put a few in a brown bag on the window seal for a day to let it ripen.
Yummy Peach Jam! Thanks for the update.
ReplyDeleteI am with Marcy, wasn't it crunchy? Love the jam though. Our peach tree has a lot of peaches this year and I am hoping to jar some. Woo Hoo!! You have inspired me!
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