Difference between revisions of "Corn Syrup"
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Latest revision as of 21:06, 7 January 2010
- 6 corn cobs from fresh corn - water to cover
- 1/8 tsp powdered alum (optional)
- 1/8 tsp vanilla
- 2 cupsc sugar
Cut off the grains from six ears of fresh corn. (Use the grains for buttered corn.) Break the cobs into pieces and put them in a kettle with water to cover.
Boil for 45 minutes. Remove the cobs; save and measure the water. Use 1/2 cup of this corncob juice for each 2 cups of sugar.
Place in a smaller saucepan and boil down until it reaches the thickness of corn syrup. It will thicken some as it cools so be careful and don't overcook it.
Stir only to dissolve sugar at start. Add vanilla (and powdered alum, if desired, to keep it from forming crystals). Stir to mix; strain through a thin soft cloth while it is hot.
Makes 2 cups
Note: This syrup has a smooth, delicate corn syrup flavor and should not crystallize. If you should cook it too much, thin with a little boiling water.
In canning this you leave a 1/4” headspace.
(Can be processed in water bath for 10 minutes at 0 - 1000 ft, 15 minutes at 1001 - 6000 ft., and 20 minutes above 6000 ft.)
Tips
- If sugar or brown sugar is added then Corn syrup can be used like maple syrup
