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Fill jar 1/4 full with syrup (or water or juice if no sugar is desired). Fill half of the jar with berries, gently tapping to settle. Fill remaining space with berries leaving 1/2" headspace. Cover berries with hot syrup, leaving 1/2" headspace. Remove air bubbles. Wipe the rim clean and place on your seal and ring.
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Pack each jar with hot blueberries and cover with the still-hot canning liquid, leaving 1/2-inch of headspace. Remove any remaining air bubbles before sealing each jar with the lid and ring. Now the hot-packed blueberries are ready to be processed in a hot water or pressure canner.
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Put the jars in the canner, then put on the lid and lock it. Exhaust the air for the length of time specified in your instruction manual. Add the weight and process at 6 pounds of pressure for 8 minutes for half pints, pints, 1 1/2 pints, and quarts. Make sure you adjust pressure according to your altitude.
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Blueberries - in my opinion - are one of the easiest fruits to can. You simply wash them and put them into sterilized canning jars, put the lid and band on and cold pack process them for 15 minutes. You can opt to use a sugar syrup to cover them, but there is no need to. The blueberries will make their own juice during the canning process.
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Pack raw blueberries into hot jars and gently shake the help them settle. Ladle syrup over berries, leaving a 1/2 inch headspace. Use a plastic canning knife to remove any air bubbles, clean the rims, and add the two piece lids. Process in a water bath canner: 15 minutes for pints, 20 minutes for quarts.
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The USDA also gives pressure-canning and raw-pack alternatives for canning blueberries. By the time, though, that you heat and vent a pressure canner, run it and then cool it down, it would take longer than simple steam canning. Also note that for sugar-free canning of fruit, raw packs are not generally advised. Reference information
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To a small pot or a saucepan, add the water and sugar. Set on the stovetop and bring to a simmer (180 -200 degrees F). Wash the jars and two-piece lids with hot water and dish soap. Then, pack the blueberries in the jars leaving one inch of headspace. Next, add syrup to the jars, again, leaving one inch of headspace.
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Here is how to can berries with either boiling water canners or pressure canners: Inspect and prepare the canner. Fill the canner with water and load the jars. Turn up the heat and boil the jars at the appropriate temperature for long enough. Let the jars cool down. Store the jars.
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First, bring a large pot of water to a boil. Then, submerge the jars of blueberries in the hot water for around 15 minutes until the can lids pop shut. Finally, take the jars out of the pot of hot water and let them cool on the kitchen counter. To test if you were successful in canning blueberries, try opening one of the jars.
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Blueberry jam is easy to make, bursting with blueberry flavor, and a joy to eat at the breakfast table or with snacks. So don't miss this opportunity to make a simple sweet for your family. Blueberry Jam Recipe Without Pectin. Blueberry Lemon Jam. Blueberry Vanilla Jam.
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Ladle into hot quart jars and water bath for 20 minutes. Remove from boiling water, let cool and test the seals. Any that didn't seal should be refrigerated and eaten within a week or so. Wipe down the rest of the jars and store in a cool, dry place for up to a year. For pressure canning blueberries, process for 5 minutes on 5 pounds pressure.
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Make your jam. Wash blueberries in cool, running water and drain. Remove stems. Crush blueberries one layer at a time using a potato masher. Measure required quantity of crushed blueberries and remaining ingredients for your recipe; set aside. Place crushed blueberries and lemon juice in an 8-quart saucepan.
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The water should be 1 inch above the tops of the jars. Process the jars - Bring the water in the canner back to a rolling boil, then place the lid on top. Cook your jars of blueberries for 15 minutes in the boiling water bath. Then turn off the heat and allow the jars to rest in the canner for 5 more minutes.
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Fill a canner about half full of water. Bring to a boil and lower the jars into the water one at a time with a jar lifter or use the canning rack of the canner to lower all the jars into the water at once. The water should cover the jars by 2 ½ to 5 cm/1 to 2 inches. If not enough, add boiling water as needed.
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Fill your water bath canner halfway with water. Place a canning jar rack and heat on a burner. Wash 9 cups of fresh blueberries in cool, running tap water. Remove stems or leaves, rinse well, and drain thoroughly. Put the drained berries in a large pot and mash using a metallic potato masher.
