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Warpy

(113,416 posts)
10. Peel, slice, blanch and frreeze
Fri Aug 9, 2024, 04:47 PM
Aug 2024

It's an alternative to canning when you don't have the canner, jars, and assorted crap for it. Macerating in some sugar after you blanch them will give you something akin to peaches in syrup for that nasty day in February when you make pancakes for breakfast.

I am jealous, they don't grow anywhere near NM and are picked so green that they're utterly flavorless. I crave peaches, I get canned. It's the only way I'm going to taste peaches, not cardboard.

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I bought way too many peaches [View all] spinbaby Aug 2024 OP
Peach cobbler, peach pie, peach ice cream no_hypocrisy Aug 2024 #1
Peach Wine or Mead? getagrip_already Aug 2024 #2
calls for 3 cups NJCher Aug 2024 #3
Peach chunks in green salad... 2naSalit Aug 2024 #4
This is my favorite likesmountains 52 Aug 2024 #5
A Peach Party? twodogsbarking Aug 2024 #6
Peach jam, peach pie, peach daiquiris! Easterncedar Aug 2024 #7
I've seen them sliced and frozen FullySupportDems Aug 2024 #8
Easy Peach Granita irisblue Aug 2024 #9
Peel, slice, blanch and frreeze Warpy Aug 2024 #10
I think that's what I'm going to do spinbaby Aug 2024 #11
I'd suggest dunking them into water with some ascorbic acid before freezing Warpy Aug 2024 #12
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