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Pickled Peaches

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A family favourite, in my childhood these were always among the pickles and relishes put out with turkey dinners. Sadly it’s been well over a decade since I last had any, so no photos of this delicious dish. Maybe it’s time I bought some canning equipment…

Ingredients

  • 16 whole Fresh Peaches
  • 16 whole Cloves
  • 8 cups Acidulated Water
  • 4 cups Sugar
  • 1-½ cup White Vinegar
  • ½ cups Water
  • 2 sticks Cinnamon
  • 8 whole Cardamom Pods
  • 1 piece 1" Cube Fresh Ginger, Grated Or Finely Minced

Preparation

1. Peel the peaches by blanching them in boiling water until the skins slip off easily. As you peel them, stick a whole clove in the stem end, and drop them in the acidulated water to prevent browning.

2. Make a brine using the 4 cups sugar, 1.5 cups vinegar, and half cup water. Put the seasonings in a cheesecloth bag and add them to the brine, then bring to a rolling boil.

3. Drain the peaches and add them to the brine. Cover and boil 10 minutes. Remove from heat, and let stand overnight (8-12 hours) at room temperature.

4. Drain the peaches, reserving the brine. Remove the spices from the brine and bring to a boil again.

5. Pack peaches two per jar into heated pint jars, or 1 per jar into heated half-pint jars (this size is excellent for gifting them).

6. Pour brine over the peaches, making sure to leave a half inch head space. The peaches should be fully submerged.

7. Put on lids and process jars in a boiling water bath for 30 minutes.

8. Store away from sunlight or the peaches will lose their golden colours and turn an ugly brown.

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