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Question on Substitutions

11 years ago

Good Morning!

I am getting back into canning after many years! I am planning to can a Ball recipe for Summer Salsa. It includes fresh tomatoes, peaches & pears in the recipe. My question is can I substitute frozen unsweetened peaches for the fresh in the recipe? Also, can I use additional peaches to replace the amount of pears in the recipe? Thanks very much for your input. =)

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malna
11 years ago
Yes to both questions. I've used frozen peaches in recipes with no problems. Measure them before they thaw - a pound of sliced peaches should give you a generous 2 cups.
Merlot3
Original Author
11 years ago
Thanks very much. I'm anxious to get started! =)
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