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Can Your Most Luscious Fruit
(See recipe below.)
Fruit Preserving
This is the year many women
have waited for—the year when
they could obtain unlimited quanti¬
ties of sugar to put up all the fruit
in their orchards, and berries in
their patches.
For many of us, it has been so
since we put up fruit in any
quantity that a
quick brush-up of
methods is essen¬
tial. As in all big
undertakings, the
underlying organ¬
izational work is
most important,
and this can be
done the day before.
The day before you begin actual
canning, check on equipment to be
sure that it works properly. For
fruit and berry canning you will
need a water bath, which may be
a large kettle or broiler, fitted
with a rack, and a tightly fitting
cover. Or, you also may use a pres¬
sure cooker for processing, but this
is not as essentia] for fruits as it
is for vegetables.
You will need several large pans
and kettles for preparing the fruit
and for making the syrup. You also
will need to prepare jars, checking
them for cracks and imperfections,
and washing them in hot soapy
suds. Make certain you have enough
covers or lids.
Estimating Amounts
Although fruits and berries vary
In size and moisture content, it is
still possible to make some sort of
estimate as to how much syrup and
the number of jars you will need.
For sweet fruits, you will use a
syrup made of 2 cups of sugar to
4 cups of water; for slightly acid
fruit, use 2 cups of sugar to 3 cups
of water; for acid fruit, 2 cups of
sugar to 2 cups of water is ample.
If the fruit is very acid, 2 cups of
sugar to 1 cup of water is essential.
The syrup is made simply by add¬
ing the sugar to the water and boil¬
ing together for 5 minutes.
If you are canning large fruits
such as peaches and pears, allow
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pends upon the size, but ordinarily
we count 2 pounds of fruit for the
quart jar. This will aid in estimat¬
ing your yield.
Method of Packing
Some fruits and berries are hot
packed, but most women prefer us¬
ing the cold pack method for pre¬
paring fruit for canning as it takes
less time. If the fruit is carefully
packed, there will be little floating.
Wash and clean the fruit, peeling
and coring, slicing and stoning when
necessary. Pack into sterile jars
and attach the lid, using manufac¬
turers’ directions.
Process by placing the fruits in
a boiling water bath, making cer¬
tain that the water comes to two
LYNN SAYS:
Save Time, Work, Money
With These Hints
Lettuce leaves tossed into soup
will absorb fat and give you less
greasy soup to serve. Remove
leaves as soon as they take up fat.
Before you broil bacon, steaks or
chops, cut gashes in the fat. This
prevents the meat from curling
when it is cooked.
Bits of soap make nice jelly which
is lovely to use for shampoo, or fbr
washing lingerie, gloves, hose and
other delicate things.
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1 syrup
a quart jar of
fruit. For small
fruit, or berries,
you will need
only a half pint
of syrup to the
quart.
The amount of
fruit usually de¬
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inches above the jars. If the water
tends to boil away during the proc¬
essing time, it’s a good idea to have
a kettle of boiling water near by
from which the supply can be read¬
ily replenished.
Count the processing time from
the time the water starts boiling.
When processing time is finished,
remove jars (with a jar lifter to
prevent burning the fingers) and
place on thick layers of newspaper
to cool.
For many of the new type lids,
the manufacturer does not approve
inverting the jar to test for leaks.
This is one reason for not inverting
certain types of jars.
When the jars are cool, wipe them
off, label and store in a cool, dark
place.
Use This Time Table
If you are using the water bath,
which is recommended most ex¬
perts, you will
want to observe
the processing
time very care¬
fully. The follow¬
ing fruits are
processed for 20
minutes: apri¬
cots, blackber¬
ries, blueberries, cherries, currants,
gooseberries, peaches, pears, plums,
raspberries, rhubarb and strawber¬
ries.
Apples and pineapple, processed
in the same type of water bath, will
require 30 minutes, while quinces
require 35 minutes.
If you are using the pressure
cooker for processing, keep the in¬
dicator between 5 and 10 pounds
pressure and process all fruits, ex¬
cept pineapple and quinces, for 10
minutes. The two exceptions will
require 15 minutes processing.
Queries Answered
How high should fruit be packed
for canning? Pack fruit and syrup
to within one inch of the top.
How much salt should be added
to water in which peeled fruit is
placed to prevent discoloration?
Add one teaspoon of salt to each
quart of water used.
What makes fruit and tomatoes
float? Too much processing, too
heavy a syrup or too loose a pack
may be the causes.
Why should fruit for canning be
uniform in size and ripeness? Fruit
should be evenly ripe and about the
same size so that processing will be
equal.
Can I can over-ripe fruit? No,
it’s too difficult to get a good prod¬
uct. Use over-ripe fruit and ber¬
ries for fruit butters as the fruit
will have to be mashed and there
is enough sugar to act as a pre¬
servative.
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To prevent mold from forming on
smoked meats such as bacon, ham
and sausage, dip a cloth in vin¬
egar and wrap around the meat.
Store in the refrigerator.
Use fruit juices for soaking and
cooking dried fruits. It will give
them better flavor as well as more
food value.
Cheese stays moist if it is covered
with a thin coating of butter before
being stored in the refrigerator.
Cheese which has hardened and can¬
not be sliced should be ground and
used in grated form.
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No. 5313 send 20 cents in coin, your name
address and pattern number.
Put newspapers under grass or
fiber rugs to prevent dirt from
seeping through. On cleaning day
remove the newspapers which
have caught the dirt.
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Soap and water won’t harm fur¬
niture; not if you wring a soft
cloth out of warm soapsuds and
wash furniture with it. When fur¬
niture is wiped dry, polish with a
good furniture polish.
— •—
If hands are lightly dusted with
talcum powder before doing fine
sewing, knitting, crocheting dur¬
ing hot weather it will eliminate
stickiness of hands.
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Place a piece of adhesive paper
over the crack in the outside wall.
If it remains unbroken for a time
you may rest assured the settle¬
ment which caused the crack has
about reached the limit. Repairs
can then be made.
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Coarsely woven or braided, bril¬
liantly colored table mats in clear
ruby red, emerald green, cerise or
chartreuse will be a smart vogue
for summer tables. Simple china
and clear glassware are especially
effective with these mats.
Greasy containers can be easily
cleaned by rubbing with dry corn
meal.
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After powder puffs have served
their purpose, wash them thor¬
oughly and keep them near the
sink or stove. These can be used
as pads for scouring powder.
-—•—
As you empty fruit jars, wash
and thoroughly dry them, then
place the lid on to prevent chip¬
ping.
Plants, Like Hens, Speed
’ Up Growth by Night Lamp
Plants react to a mechanical
speedup just as hens do. Turn a
sun lamp on them at night and
they will grow faster. But the
Smithsonian institution has found
that plants like to change from
light to dark. By switching the
light on and then off at intervals
they induced plants to grow twice
as fast as under continual light.
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