Canning Plums

Canning Plums has a long tradition in our country, as we somehow consider plums our fruit. Even though that is not the case. Plums probably originate from the Caucasus, however, they have become quite domestic in our basin. And that is why canning plums is so popular. You can find the recipe for canning plums a bit further down, but this fruit can also be used to prepare several other popular dishes – plum dumplings, plum preserves, plums are also dried or used to make plum brandy.
For canning plums, it is essential that the fruit is of good quality and not bruised. The sweet syrup is added to the jars only after it has cooled down, and when placing the plums in the canning jar, try to stir them a bit with a skewer to prevent the skin from cracking and to help them absorb the sugary syrup better.
Ingredients (what you need)
plums
for 1 l 300 to 400 grams of granulated sugar
Recipe steps
First, wash the plums thoroughly and remove the pits. Place them in jars.
For the syrup, boil 300 to 400 grams of granulated sugar with one liter of water. Sweeter plums require less sugar and vice versa. The sugar will dissolve and simmer slightly.
Then pour the cooled syrup over the plums and seal tightly. Sterilize at a temperature of 85 °C for 15-20 minutes.
Finally, let the compotes cool upside down.
Additional information about the recipe Canning Plums
Canning plums is a traditional method of preservation, allowing us to enjoy the taste of plums throughout the year. This process involves washing and pitting the plums, which are then cooked with sugar over low heat. By adding spices like cinnamon or cloves, we achieve a delicious flavor. The finished mixture is poured into sterilized jars and then sealed with an airtight lid. The jars are briefly canned to ensure long shelf life. The result is sweet and aromatic compotes that serve as an excellent complement to desserts or as a standalone treat.