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| 4 |Add boiling Remove skins and | | | | | | |thin sirup white fiber or | | | | | | | surface, then | | | | | | | blanch | | | | | | | | | | | | | | ORANGE AND OTHER | None | 10 | 10 | 6 | 5 | 4 |Use thin sirup CITRUS FRUITS, | | | | | | | SLICED Slice with a| | | | | | | sharp knife | | | | | | | | | | | | | | FRUITS CANNED IN | 30 | 30 | 20 | 12 | 10 | | WATER WITHOUT SUGAR| | | | | | | SIRUP | | | | | | | | | | | | | | -------------------------------------------------------------------- NOTE.--When cooking products in pint or half-pint jars deduct three or four minutes from the time given above. When cooking in two-quart jars add 3 or 4 minutes to time. The estimates given are for quart jars. CHAPTER IV VEGETABLES It is practical to can all vegetables, even such difficult ones as corn, peas and beans, by the cold-pack method of canning without using any preservatives, if you will follow all directions, instructions and the time-table accurately. Vegetable canning is a little more complicated than fruit canning. TOMATOES Every one likes canned tomatoes. In many homes more tomatoes are canned than any other product. The housewife uses them for soups, for sauces and for seasoning many meat dishes. Some women say: "I can preserve everything but tomatoes. They always spoil. What do I do wrong?" If the following directions are followed tomatoes will not spoil. Tomatoes really are the easiest vegetable to can, because the period of sterilization is short, and many jars may be canned in a day, or if one is very busy a few jars may be canned daily without the expenditure of a great deal of time. The best tomatoes for canning are those of moderate size, smooth and uniformly ripe. When a tomato ripens unevenly or when it is misshapen, it is difficult to peel, and the percentage of waste is high. Tomatoes should not be picked when they are green or partly ripe, for the flavor will not be so good as when they are allowed to remain upon the vines until fully ripe. Care should be taken, however, not to allow them to be
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