Preserving Whole Strawberries ~ Water Bath Canning
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- Опубликовано: 22 июн 2022
- Preserving Whole Strawberries ~ Water Bath Canning
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If you put fresh strawberries in a big bowl of cold water & add 1 table spoon of vinager it cleans & gets rid of any bugs. Only needs to sit for 2 mins and then rinse with cold water. Really works to clean them.
TY!! :D
Ive heard that!!! Tks
Yep! Sure does!
This is great advice! Thank you!
That vinegar rinse also stops that darn white fungus that steals so many innocent berries
I am very new to canning and never thought of canning (water bath) strawberries. What a great idea. Thank you for sharing this! ❤🍓😋
My great grandmother water bathed her berries and wrapped them with brown paper before setting on dark shelf.
You can use a plastic strw inserted in the bottom of the strawberry push it through to the top and it removes the leaves and hull perfectly. It is much faster than a knife or huller. Just a fun tip.
I have 8 quarts picked within 3 days from my patch. Excited to go waterbath them.
best way to hull a strawberry is to use a melon baller, works amazing.
My husband got me a canner with all the accessories but I've been too intimidated to try it out. Until now. You really broke it down for us ! I was watching you going "i can do that". Thank you so much !
Canning mine in the morning! I’m loving this way vs jam. I plan to eat them over Poundcake or ice cream. Yum!! I also dehydrated my tops to add to hot cups of tea later.
I have always wanted to do canning and never have. This video makes it look simple and takes the fear out of it. Thank you!
Jinne, maybe when you put the berries in the pot when it's only 1/2 full ad part of the sugar then & stir it in. My neighbor is a boss at one of the strawberry farms. Last year he brought me a 5 gallon bucket of berries. I made him some strawberry bread & jam as a thank you.
I'm gonna have a mess load of strawberries this year, I need this vid. Thank you!!!
Thank you for this video. I did not know strawberries could be waterbath canned.😊
Try adding your sugar a little at a time instead of all at once when the pot is filled. Then you won’t have to mix them as much and reduce any bruising.
layering them is so much easier
Suggestion: I put my jars in the oven at 225f, on a cookie sheet, for about 15 minutes to sterilize after washing them. Just an idea.
Canning jars are designed for wet heat, not dry heat…at least that’s how I was taught…
@@robinsilver8934 If I just need about 3, I put some water in them and microwave.....for hot pack canning. My cabbage soup. No water bath to seal. It works.
I do mine in the oven too.
I use my potato peeler. Works great. Didn't know you could can strawberries. Doing what I have
These would be perfect to use as strawberry rhubarb pie!😊
Thank you so much. Never thought to add strawberries into my waterbath goodies. Hugs 🥰🍁🇨🇦
Perfect timing!! I’m getting 3 gallons of strawberries from my Amish neighbor tomorrow morning and I’m definitely canning a few whole. Thank you sooo much🙏🏽
This by far was the most informative video on water bath canning I have seen. You didn't leave out any steps and go off camera you explained in detail each step. I can do this now. Thank you so much.
👍 I liked how she cover everything from cooking to storing and how long they will last!! Thank you.
I agree.
I am with you I always put lids in a small pot and lightly boil, then I know there clean and always seal
True using a grapefruit spoon so much easier
What a great idea. I never knew you could can strawberries! Might give water canning a try! Thanks for sharing! 💕
FYI Completely covering the jars with water could cause siphoning. Really only need the water up to the product line.
I wander why the Ball canning book says to cover the jar with water completely?
@melissacampbell5249 Most of the time, you'll be ok going over the top. Just none of the old timers I learned from do, because of the possible siphoning.
I’m 75 years old, been canning forever. I guess that makes me an oldtimer, and I cover the jars completely. I put a bit of citric acid in with the berries to maintain their colour.
You don’t need to heat modern lids, in fact it isn’t recommended at all.
Exactly how my mom did it, we often had them with toast for breakfast in the summer months . She did the same procedure with many different fruits 👍🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓
So can we do this same exact way for Blueberries, Blackberry, Cherries and grapes?? I have never canned fruit whole
You can always put them over French toast!!😋😋
I never thought of canning strawberries to use later for jam! Great idea! Thanks for showing how easy it is.
I've never thought of canning strawberries whole. Always made preserves or freezer jam. Going to have to try this. Unfortunately strawberry season is pretty much over here in Southeastern Indiana. Love your videos.
I have made strawberry jam but I never canned whole strawberries. Thank you for this video. I will definitely can these when the strawberry farm , in our area, is ready to sell their strawberries! Thank you !
I just found big packs of strawberries at Sam's for $3.00 each thank you for video canning them now!!! Going back and getting more !! I did not know we could can them! 😊
Chickens love strawberry tops!
I would put she sugar on in two parts. Sugar in the middle and sugar on top! Still careful not to bruise them!! Just a thought! Haven’t done this yet!
I also use my citrus peeler to de-bubble. Great tool : ) Strawberries look great !
Love fresh strawberries! Those were pretty. They will look b on your shelf. I might add delicious during the cold weather times.
Jinnie-I’m so grateful for your videos, as you make everything look so easy! I receive almost $220 in food stamps and get a $75 Walmart card through my healthcare. That’s a lot for 2 people-plus my roommate goes to the food pantry( they are getting low). Thankfully, my son got me a Costco membership for Christmas last year & they take stamps, so my freezer is stocked. I do have a low cash issue, that’s why me & my BFF share an apartment! We did get a small camping grill and a large cooler on wheels, I was able to get some small tanks of propane, as I’m just 2.5 miles west & north of St Pete in Florida & we must be prepared for hurricanes by June 1. I have 2 cases of pint jars & 1 case of quart jars I bought last summer & extra lids, but can’t afford a canner & scout the local thrift stores but no luck. I think water bath is the way for me to go. Thanks for showing how easy this is to do!
Unless pressure canning just use the biggest pot you have.
Water bath canner pots (are like $20 at walmart, last I looked) and are literally just a giant pot.
@@backwoodsbaby9729 -I have a stock pot but the lid just rests on top. And, do you fill the water up to 2 inches below the tops of the jars?
@@marcymoran6481 HI. You fill the water at least one inch over the lid of the jar also be sure to place a folded towel on the bottom inside of your pot..You don't want your jars in contact with the direct heat on the bottom.The lid is not an issue.
@@sharonharrison4795 - wow. Thanks so much!
@@marcymoran6481 Water 2 inches to 3 over top of jars for water bath canning
Thanks Jinne. We lost all of our strawberry plants this year too. God Bless and stay safe.
I know this would be an extra step and would cost an extra dish, but why couldn't you have a separate plate or casserole dish that has sugar in the bottom and you drop several strawberries in it and gently roll them in sugar and then place them in the pot. This way the berries would be completely covered in sugar, and they wouldn't get mashed in a pot when trying to stir them.
I'm a newbie and watching many videos about canning. Definitely will be adding this one to my collection. Thanks for sharing.
Interesting. I've never heard of doing this and I've been canning for decades. It sure would be a time saver.
I appreciate all you are teaching me!
Ohhh I love this so much! Definitely doing this, thank you for sharing
They look wonderful!
Great idea!
Beautiful! Thank you
Oh, yum - they look so delicious!
Thanks for sharing. Blessings!!
Excellent video Jinne....I love it! ❤️
Wonderful.
I made strawberry jam the other day. I have 7 lbs left so this video is perfect timing. Thanks Jinne...didn't know I could can just strawberries like that.
My grandmother used to can them like this,!
I remember my mom made grape jam once in the early ‘70’s from wild grapes we found on the 36 acres our rental house was on. She sealed the jars with paraffin then put the lid on. We had jelly forever! Memories.
@@marcymoran6481 my Mom did that too used paraffin. She used jelly jars saved from the grocery store that had cartoon characters on them. A neighbor had vines and she shared her grapes with us.
@@homemclaughlin7830 - I remember those jelly jars with the characters on them! Lol!
@@marcymoran6481 lol...they also were used as drink glasses for kids too.
Delicious! Thank you! 👏
They look scrumptious!😘❤️🙏🏻
Inspiration in a jar! Thank you. Saturday is farmers market yay!
Remember u can make your strawberry jam and eat it w mozzarella cheese. You can also make strawberry et sliced cheese sandwiches.
Very yummy.🖐🏻☺️
They look great
Thank you!
Beautiful!
Those are beautiful berries! Tomorrow I plan doing this. Thanks!
Thank you, this looks easy, I may give it a try!
Looks easy and yummy 😋
thanks you make it look easy
Great ideal, thanks for the knowledge.
Thank you 😊
Great video!
Can’t wait to try this!!
I picked up about 13 LBS of strawberries today as well, as I got them on a incredible sale. Anyways, I wanted to can them like this, but my family members won't eat strawberries that are canned, so I used my foodsaver and just froze them.
I never made jam with them this year, as I still have about 27 jars left from last year, but I think what I am going to do is get some more and can some just for myself......
I hate the taste of frozen strawberries. I'd rather have the canned ones. You should can some even if it is just for yourself. Life's too short.
@@billbottoms8295 Hi Bill, you know you are right and that is exactly what I did. I went ahead and canned about 20 jars and did they ever turn out wonderful! Now my family can have their frozen and I can have my canned. Best of both worlds!!! Hehehehehe!!!
Love everything strawberry!!! Looks yummy.❤💜❤💜
Those look SOOOO good!! thank you for sharing! Found your channel by accident, but sure glad I did! :)
Thank you for the step by step instructions. Your strawberries look gorgeous!
Yum! Thanks for sharing 👍 🍓
Wow! I didn’t think of that , what a great idea. I have to try this now. Thank you!
Awesome
Beautiful !! My goodness they are just beautiful !!! That is easy enough for me to do ! Lol. Thanks Jinne
Delicious
As a thing I won’t do again- I canned strawberries yr before last. They looked beautiful for about 2 days. Then they slowly turned white! Still taste great but lesson learned to never use Splenda n canning! I will do it your way with lemon juice! Ty! New subscriber!
Was so glad you posted this. I do everything with Splenda. Was getting ready to can strawberries....if you see my response...can you remark with more info?
Such a wonderful idea to use in winter when I am missing those fresh strawberries
Yum,thank you for this
Thank you! 😎👍🏻🍓
Wow , those look amazing ! I did not know you could can 🍓 until now , thanks
Great idea to have canned strawberries for jam later. Don't forget Strawberry Pie!😋
Nom Nom Nom I love strawberry pie 🍰 😋
@@HomesteadCorner I made some strawberry Pie Filling years ago, using Ball's recipe and it didn't do as well as all of the other fruits. Even though I used Clear Gel in all of them, the strawberry turned "watery" after about 6 months. So I just use the Jello recipe. Still good!
@@danniemcdonald4903 would u mind sharing ur jello recipe pls? Im not familiar with it. Thank u.
How delicious they look ! Thanks for sharing great instructions I may say !
Wonderful video…
Beautiful! 🍓🍓 🍓
Thank you for your video. I made some and they are beautiful! Will eat these in the fall or winter.
thanks, Jinne
Who knew? Thank you for this inspiration!
What a scrumptious recipe🍓🍓🍓🍓 lovely and such a vibrant colour too. Sunshine in a 🫙. Many thanks for sharing 👍😎
Lovely thank you
I started a new strawberry patch this year. This year is slow going but I know next year will be better.
I lost 300+ strawberry plants I had planted a year and a half ago. I've never had an issue with them coming back after winter, but for some reason, they all disappeared over this past winter. I even re-dug the whole patch looking for the crowns and only found a few dead dried up ones. My best guess is moles, rats or voles feasted on the plants those past winter as I found bunches of holes. Very very frustrating, not to mention expensive to replace.
Sorry to hear this. I had a squirrel that ate all my onion sets.
That’s why I line my beds with hardware cloth
Yummy!!! I can't wait to try this. Thanks Jenny
Awesome!!! We live strawberries
That's a great idea!
I am going to can like this. Love it. I have always frozen them. Mushy. Out of freezer space. Thanks
I never thought to can strawberries! Of course it makes sense, and as ours are coming on now I think it’s time to give this a try!
My great grandmother loved doing dishes. She had 12 children over 24 years. So I wonder if it was her quite time.
Thank you I've been wondering how to can strawberries to keep them for a while. Thank you
That juice had my mouth watering. I love, love, love sliced strawberries in sweet juice! I was thinking of making some strawberry jam, but we don't eat a lot of jams/jellies. This would be wonderful to have on the shelf. I bought 6 lbs yesterday. Thanks for sharing!
The berries are so beautiful and you are marvelous explaining each step of the process. I'm definately canning strawberries. Wouldn't a jar of these as a Christmas gift be perfect to give or receive. Thank you!
We just did that with our strawberries a couple weeks ago. Been canning taters. Won't be long green beans, tomatoes, and zucchini
I'm working on tomatoes and squash now . Been good garden this year
@@debrasfrugallife3703 ours is a little slow . No rain for 3 weeks and not looking like anytime soon. Watering everyday.
@@backachershomestead yea me to but I got well water from next door. That helps alot . I do hope to get a well of my own this summer
@@debrasfrugallife3703 we have rainwater catchment for house and livestock. We also have a couple springs and spring fed creek to get water from. With the "drought" we're having I have to fetch water every couple days. We don't plan on a well to costly and no guarantee that it will be good .
I'm going to try this tomorrow
I can sliced apples the same way, so easy love it!!