
Canned Fruit, Preserves, and Jellies: Household Methods of Preparation
By Maria ParloaLength1h 27m
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In "Canned Fruit, Preserves, and Jellies: Household Methods of Preparation," Maria Parloa presents a meticulous examination of the art of food preservation, offering readers an essential guide to canning fruits and making preserves and jellies. Parloa's writing showcases a didactic tone, blending practical advice with an accessible style that caters to both novice and seasoned homemakers. The book is set against the backdrop of the late 19th century, a period marked by burgeoning industrialization and home economies, where knowledge of food preservation became not just a domestic skill, but a method of ensuring family sustenance and thrift. Maria Parloa, a pioneering figure in American culinary education, exemplified the shift towards more structured approaches to cooking in the domestic realm. As a food writer, educator, and advocate for culinary techniques accessible to all, her insights in this book were likely influenced by her own experiences in promoting efficient cooking and preserving habits among homemakers of her time. Parloa's contributions to the food preservation movement further highlight the intersection of practicality and tradition in American kitchens. For anyone interested in the art of home canning, Parloa's comprehensive guide serves as an invaluable resource. Her clear instructions and insightful techniques not only empower the reader to preserve seasonal bounty, but also celebrate the age-old traditions of food craftsmanship. This book is a must-read for aspiring home canners, culinary historians, and anyone eager to embrace a sustainable approach to food.
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GenreOther
Length1 hr 27 mins
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FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateNov 11, 2023
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1CANNING AND PRESERVING FRUIT.
32PLUM PRESERVE.
2INTRODUCTION.
33QUINCES.
3PACKING AND SHIPPING.
34FRUIT PURÉES.
4BACTERIA, YEASTS, AND FERMENTATION.
35MARMALADES.
5MOLDS AND MOLDING.
36FRUIT PRESERVED IN GRAPE JUICE.
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6STERILIZATION.
37BOILED CIDER.
7UTENSILS NEEDED FOR CANNING AND PRESERVING.
38CIDER APPLE SAUCE.
8SELECTION AND PREPARATION OF THE FRUIT.
39CIDER PEAR SAUCE.
9USE OF THE SIRUP GAUGE.
40PECTIN, PECTOSE, PECTASE.
10RASPBERRIES.
41SELECTION AND HANDLING OF FRUIT FOR JELLY MAKING.
11RASPBERRIES AND CURRANTS.
42CURRANT JELLY.
12BLACKBERRIES.
43RASPBERRY AND CURRANT JELLY.
13CURRANTS.
44RASPBERRY JELLY.
14GOOSEBERRIES.
45BLACKBERRY JELLY.
15BLUEBERRIES.
46STRAWBERRY JELLY.
16CHERRIES.
47RIPE-GRAPE JELLY.
17GRAPES.
48GREEN-GRAPE JELLY.
18RHUBARB.
49PLUM JELLY.
19PEACHES.
50APPLE JELLY.
20PEARS.
51CIDER APPLE JELLY.
21QUINCES.
52CRAB-APPLE JELLY.
22CRAB APPLES.
53QUINCE JELLY.
23PLUMS.
54WILD FRUITS FOR JELLIES.
24STEWED TOMATOES.
55PREPARATION OF THE GLASSES FOR JELLY.
25WHOLE TOMATOES.
56COVERING JELLIES.
26CANNED FRUIT COOKED IN THE OVEN.
57GRAPE JUICE.
27CANNED FRUIT COOKED IN A WATER BATH.
58RASPBERRY, BLACKBERRY, STRAWBERRY, AND CURRANT JUICES.
28STRAWBERRIES.
59CHERRY, PLUM, AND PEACH JUICES.
29WHITE CURRANTS.
60FRUIT SIRUPS.
30CHERRIES.
61RASPBERRY VINEGAR.
31CHERRIES PRESERVED WITH CURRANT JUICE.
62FOOTNOTES: