How to Make a Cinnamon Pear Preserve

Prepare the jars and lids prior to starting the recipe., Prepare the pears., Pour the fruit, sugar, wine, water cinnamon sticks, minced ginger and clove bag into the saucepan or stock pot., Remove from the heat., Using the back of a spoon, press...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Prepare the jars and lids prior to starting the recipe.

    Wash them in the dishwasher and allow to air dry.

    If you don't have a dishwasher, boil them for quarter of an hour in a large saucepan.
  2. Step 2: Prepare the pears.

    Peel each pore and core it.

    Slice each pear thinly. , Bring to the boil over a medium to high heat.

    Cook the mixture until it reaches 220 °F (104 °C).

    This will take around three quarters of an hour. , Transfer the fruit into the sterilized jars, using a slotted spoon. , This will both even out the fruit and help it to settle by pressing out air bubbles. , Pour the hot syrup to fill each jar. , Store until needed. , This goes well with cereal, over ice cream, or as a pudding sauce. ,,
  3. Step 3: Pour the fruit

  4. Step 4: water cinnamon sticks

  5. Step 5: minced ginger and clove bag into the saucepan or stock pot.

  6. Step 6: Remove from the heat.

  7. Step 7: Using the back of a spoon

  8. Step 8: press down on the fruit.

  9. Step 9: Press a cinnamon stick into each jar.

  10. Step 10: Seal the jars and leave to stand for a day.

  11. Step 11: Enjoy eating the preserve.

  12. Step 12: Use current canning practices to make this recipe.

  13. Step 13: Finished.

Detailed Guide

Wash them in the dishwasher and allow to air dry.

If you don't have a dishwasher, boil them for quarter of an hour in a large saucepan.

Peel each pore and core it.

Slice each pear thinly. , Bring to the boil over a medium to high heat.

Cook the mixture until it reaches 220 °F (104 °C).

This will take around three quarters of an hour. , Transfer the fruit into the sterilized jars, using a slotted spoon. , This will both even out the fruit and help it to settle by pressing out air bubbles. , Pour the hot syrup to fill each jar. , Store until needed. , This goes well with cereal, over ice cream, or as a pudding sauce. ,,

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