See how pretty they are with no skin?
Friday, August 7, 2009
How to Make Peach Jam
For a good month of the summer we were up to our ears in peaches, picking them every other day, making peach jam, peach cobbler, peach pie, peach salsa, eating them fresh with our breakfast, until one day Dan said "I don't want any more peach pie." I guess you can have too much of a good thing! So, we froze a bunch of them, and maybe later this year he'll feel like having a homemade peach pie again. :)
Then ask your husband to please pick some peaches for you. This usually works better if he has not just picked peaches the day before.
Blanch your peaches. That means put them in boiling hot water for a few seconds, then cold water so their skin comes off easily.

Quickly and carefully (seriously, this stuff is boiling hot!) ladle the fruit concoction into the prepared jars, then tightly screw on the lids. Flip the jars over for five minutes.
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7 comments:
it's that easy?? wow, now if only i could grow a peach tree...
:)
Andre's peach jam is the best we've ever had. Delicious!!!
Yum! I'm so impressed.
i just realized, with all the peach pie i ate, i never had any jam! oh, and i think that the raspberries should be a standard addition... that was yummy! yes, if everything is still good in wintertime it will be nice to have a homemade piece of peach pie.
i knew something was missing in this whole process! you didn't do the hot-water bath after sealing!!! good lord, you'll kill us all. kidding, but not...
Is turning the jars upside-down a substitute for a boiling water bath? Thanks,Deb
Thanks a lot it is a good support, now to make peach jam is definitely easy utilizing your recommendation. Kudos
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