Bottling Without Sugar
- Wash the drain jars.
- Pack fruit tighly, almost to top of jar.
- Place in a very low oven (gas mark 1/4-240F) on cardboard or several thicknesses of paper.
- Jars should be covered with the lids (without rubber rings) to prevent fruit from burning.
- Leave in oven for 3/4 hour to 1 hour (allow 1 1/4-1 1/2 hours for aprocots, pears and peaches) until fruit is cooked.
- Fruit shrinks in cooking so top up with fruit from one of the jars.
- Remove jars from oven one at a time, place on wooden table and cover fruit with boiling water.
- Tap jars to expel bubbles.
- Seal at once with rubber rings, lids and slips or screw-bands.
- The screw bands should be tightened as jars cool.
- Test next day by removing screw-bands or clips.
- If seal is perfect you can lift jars by lids.
- Screw-bands should be dried, lightly greased and put on again loosely.
- Clips should not be replaced.
fruit, water
Taken from www.food.com/recipe/bottling-without-sugar-431556 (may not work)