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Great stuff & good with any sort of fruit, I think. I did with
cherries. Edrena From the Ball Blue Book, 1999: Brandied Pears yield 4 quarts 10 pounds pears 6 cups sugar 4 cups water 3 cups brandy Wash, peel, halve & core pears. Combine sugar and water in a large sauce pot; bring to a boil. Cook pear sin syrup one layer at a time until just tender, about 5 minutes. Place cooked pears in a large boil; set aside. After all pears are cooked, continue cooking syrup until thickened, about 15 minutes. Remove from heat; add brandy. Pack pears into hot jars, leaving 1/2 inch headspace. Ladle hot syrup over pears, leaving 1/4 inch headspace. Remove air bubbles. Adjust two-piece caps. Process 15 minutes in a boiling-water canner. Note: Use white brandy for a clear syrup; however, any brandy will flavor the fruit. [I used peach flavored brandy with the pears- it was wonderful-ej] |
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The Joneses wrote:
From the Ball Blue Book, 1999: Brandied Pears ... Wash, peel, halve & core pears. Combine sugar and water in a large sauce pot; bring to a boil. Cook pear sin syrup one layer at a time "...Cook pear sin syrup one layer at a time..." should be "...Cook pears in syrup one layer at a time..." Sin syrup - leave it to me to invent such. My mama would be mortified. Or intrigued, one. Edrena |
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The Joneses wrote: The Joneses wrote: From the Ball Blue Book, 1999: Brandied Pears ... Wash, peel, halve & core pears. Combine sugar and water in a large sauce pot; bring to a boil. Cook pear sin syrup one layer at a time "...Cook pear sin syrup one layer at a time..." should be "...Cook pears in syrup one layer at a time..." Sin syrup - leave it to me to invent such. My mama would be mortified. Or intrigued, one. Edrena Edrena Thanks ever so much for the recipe- I'll let you know how I get on. First of all I need to get a cup measurer!! They must exist in the UK........ Sarah |
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"Sarah" wrote in message Thanks ever so much for the recipe- I'll let you know how I get on. First of all I need to get a cup measurer!! They must exist in the UK........ In any supermarket ![]() |
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Sarah wrote:
The Joneses wrote: The Joneses wrote: From the Ball Blue Book, 1999: Brandied Pears ... Wash, peel, halve & core pears. Combine sugar and water in a large sauce pot; bring to a boil. Cook pear sin syrup one layer at a time "...Cook pear sin syrup one layer at a time..." should be "...Cook pears in syrup one layer at a time..." Sin syrup - leave it to me to invent such. My mama would be mortified. Or intrigued, one. Edrena Edrena Thanks ever so much for the recipe- I'll let you know how I get on. First of all I need to get a cup measurer!! They must exist in the UK........ Sarah 250 ml, sweetie. Or I can post this in metric if you wish. Edrena |
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"Sarah" wrote in message
ps.com... Thanks ever so much for the recipe- I'll let you know how I get on. First of all I need to get a cup measurer!! They must exist in the UK........ No need. Four cups of water is about a liter. The ratio is 3/4 as much brandy as water and 3/2 as much sugar as water. So: 1 liter water 1.5 liter sugar 750 ml. brandy Anny |
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