I found this recipe for Cranberry-Rhubarb Compote and scaled it up for my frozen rhubarb. Some organized part of my brain had thought ahead and weighed the rhubarb before I froze it, so it was easy. I had 1 pound, 6 ounces of rhubarb so I scaled the rest of the ingredients up by 2.5, except the apple, because I only had one in the house. I started to peel the apple but then I realized the pectin in the skin was required for this recipe so left it alone:
2.75 c. water
2 heaping cups sugar
5.5 cups cranberries
1 pound, 6 oz. chopped rhubarb
1 large apple, finely diced
This scaled-up version made 11 cups of compote, enough for 9 half-pint jars, 3 half-cup jars, and some for me. It's nice and tart, not very sweet, but sweet enough. I am guessing a little bit on the processing part but based upon similar recipes in my books, have decided upon 15 minutes in the boiling water canner and let them rest for 5 minutes before removing them. I'm sure that will be more than enough. This makes 33 jars in my stash and I need at least 8 more. Maybe I'll make another batch!
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