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Time for Apple Butter



 
 
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Old 28-09-2006, 11:26 PM posted to rec.food.preserving
Melba's Jammin'
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Default Time for Apple Butter

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I know this has been covered here before, but I'm asking again.
What's the deal on making apple butter in a crock pot?
Hi temp? Lo?
Most importantly, cover off or on? Off seems logical but I'm wondering
about sploops.
How long?
Thanks,
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http://jamlady.eboard.com



Ah, finally - I can try to repay many, many answers from YOU!

I chunk my apples up (skins, seeds and all) and put into the crockpot on
medium-high, lid on. Stir a couple of times just so the ones on top get to
the bottom and those on the bottom get to the top. Usually I cook overnight
then mill it the next morning. After milling I return it to my crockpot
with some sugar, cinnamon, cloves and sometimes a pinch of orange peel; stir
well and cook on low (uncovered) for about 24 hours.

Just cooking some today (while I'm at work) as a matter of fact! Will can
'em up when I get home tonight.

Cheryl


Yeay!!! Thank You, Cheryl!
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http://web.mac.com/barbschaller
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