If you like, the taste of a peach you can harvest some during the summer and preserve them for the cold season. Your kids will enjoy this sweet taste even during its offseason. At this period, they are readily available at the malls and markets. Pick them when they are ripe and slice them into small spaces. The outline below is simple methods on how to freeze peaches.
Use ripe fruits and cut them from the top. Make two pieces from each peach. Be careful not to cut your fingers. A paring knife is recommended. Place it on a chopping board for easier cutting. Make sure you cut through the pit. Separate the pieces using a gentle pull.
Make an X cut on your ripe peach using a pairing knife. Use the knife carefully to avoid any accident. Place the pieces for 15 seconds in boiling water. Place them in an ice bath directly from the boiling water. The cooking process that started when you put it in boiling water will stop. The ice helps in cooling. Use a spoon for all the transferring.
Boil water in a pot. Fill it up to three quarter full and use a stove to hit it. This saves you energy, as the water has to boil. Use high medium heat for the heating and make sure the water boils. This water will be used in blanching the fruits helping to preserve their texture, color, and flavor. Keep the boiled water away from the little ones to avoid accidents like falling into the pot.
Citric acid has the similar uses as the sugar. It serves the same purpose. After tossing them in sugar, line them on a pan. You can eat some pieces they are safe for human consumption. Sprinkle small quantity of sugar on the lined pieces. Prepare a flat surface inside the freezer; place them there to freeze until they turn hard.
Vacuum the bags by pressing them and seal. Place the bags on a tray or a chopping board. The plate must fit well inside the freezer. Remove the tray once you notice they have frozen. Leave them in the freezer until they are needed. Using flat bags helps to stalk and pile many bags at a go, hence saving space.
Use a slotted spoon to deep them in boiling water. Blanch them in pieces of four. Make sure you do not break them. Leave them for 40 minutes in the boiling water. This time is enough to kill all the alive cells and enzymes. Lower them while the water is still boiling.
Make sure you use clean pieces washed by running water. The procedure is easy and consumes less time one can use it to earn your living. Making the pieces then selling them out for profit purposes. You can sell even during the off-seasons and cold days. Many people across the town like the pieces.
Use ripe fruits and cut them from the top. Make two pieces from each peach. Be careful not to cut your fingers. A paring knife is recommended. Place it on a chopping board for easier cutting. Make sure you cut through the pit. Separate the pieces using a gentle pull.
Make an X cut on your ripe peach using a pairing knife. Use the knife carefully to avoid any accident. Place the pieces for 15 seconds in boiling water. Place them in an ice bath directly from the boiling water. The cooking process that started when you put it in boiling water will stop. The ice helps in cooling. Use a spoon for all the transferring.
Boil water in a pot. Fill it up to three quarter full and use a stove to hit it. This saves you energy, as the water has to boil. Use high medium heat for the heating and make sure the water boils. This water will be used in blanching the fruits helping to preserve their texture, color, and flavor. Keep the boiled water away from the little ones to avoid accidents like falling into the pot.
Citric acid has the similar uses as the sugar. It serves the same purpose. After tossing them in sugar, line them on a pan. You can eat some pieces they are safe for human consumption. Sprinkle small quantity of sugar on the lined pieces. Prepare a flat surface inside the freezer; place them there to freeze until they turn hard.
Vacuum the bags by pressing them and seal. Place the bags on a tray or a chopping board. The plate must fit well inside the freezer. Remove the tray once you notice they have frozen. Leave them in the freezer until they are needed. Using flat bags helps to stalk and pile many bags at a go, hence saving space.
Use a slotted spoon to deep them in boiling water. Blanch them in pieces of four. Make sure you do not break them. Leave them for 40 minutes in the boiling water. This time is enough to kill all the alive cells and enzymes. Lower them while the water is still boiling.
Make sure you use clean pieces washed by running water. The procedure is easy and consumes less time one can use it to earn your living. Making the pieces then selling them out for profit purposes. You can sell even during the off-seasons and cold days. Many people across the town like the pieces.
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