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A great canning recipe to preserve apples and to make pie or apple crisp.
Combine 3 1/2 cups sugar and 9 cups of water together; bring to a boil and make sure sugar is dissolved.
While it’s heating, combine 1 cup corn starch, remaining 1 cup water and 1 cup sugar. Stir in a bowl until no longer lumpy.
After sugar and water are boiling, whisk in the cornstarch mixture. Keep whisking to make sure lumps don’t form. Add in remaining ingredients (except apples) and bring to a boil to thicken.
Pack hot jars with peeled and sliced apples. Ladle into jars, leaving a 1/4-inch headspace. Remove bubbles and adjust 2-piece caps. Process in a water bath for 20 minutes (additional time may be needed according to your altitude). Makes about 7-8 quarts.
Note: sometimes I do a thick slice of apples for apple crisp.
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aroberts377 on 11.3.2011
Made this and YUM! Made exactly 7 qts. Thanks!
beckyann on 7.4.2010
Think you could use this recipe for pears?
phia1102 on 6.13.2010
Actually, kerrit and momtooo, I believe that the canning process cooks the apples…they’re processed in boiling water for 20mins.
kerrit on 3.7.2010
I would assume in reading this that you are correct, momtooo…If the apples are being used for pies or crisps, they would be cooked then. I hope I’m right!
momtooo on 2.4.2010
My question is do you even cook the apples. It looks as though you just place the uncooked apples in the jar and then ad the liquid ingredients. Correct? Thanks.