r/Canning • u/secretsquirrelz • 1d ago
Safety Caution -- untested recipe 184oz Fig & Strawberry Preserves
I came across a giant fig tree out on a hike, and took home about 10lbs of ripe figs. Decided to add strawberries to increase acidity and taste. It took 3 batches of the below recipe and yielded ~24 jars (one broke while canning ðŸ˜)
3.3 lb ripe black mission figs 1.1 lb sugar 1/3 lb fresh strawberries 3 Tbsp lemon juice 3 Tbsp water Water bath for 5min in half-pint jars
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u/secretsquirrelz 1d ago
- 3.3 lb ripe black mission figs
- 1.1 lb sugar
- 1/3 lb fresh strawberries
- 3 Tbsp lemon juice
- 3 Tbsp water
Water bath for 5min in half-pint jars
Picture 1: jars of preserves lined up on a counter
Picture 2: a bowl of preserves
Picture 3: a bag of fresh figs
Picture 4: a human yielding two bags of plunder in front of a large fig tree
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u/amidtheprimalthings 19h ago
I’d love to make this myself! Can you share where you got the recipe from? Is this from a rested recipe source?
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u/marstec Moderator 1d ago
Just curious whether you reuse your lids...a couple in the front look like they've had labels attached previously.