Homemade spice up apple butter with maple sirup is such a wonderful way to preserve apple ! It ’s so fresh and flavourous , and the individual jars make the stark homemade holiday gift . It ’s toothsome on sourdough toast or to incorporate in your other favorite fall sunbaked goods . This apple butter is an well-situated , super flavorful canning formula to make in the fall when fresh Malus pumila are plentiful .
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Spiced Apple Butter in Fall
We ’ve get so many orchard apple tree on our tree right now , it ’s pathetic !
While makingGrandma ’s apple cakeandapple cyder with our homemade pressis rewarding ( and in turn give us yummyhard cyder ) , I wanted to do something unlike this time around .
So , I originate interchange through myBall Canning Book , and came across apple butter . Of course !

My Mom used to make apple and pear butter when we were kids , and that material was like gold .
I made the basic formula from the book , and it was good , but I reckon it call for a little more oomph . So I made a 2nd great deal , this clip with some added peppiness , spices , and maple sirup alternatively of sugar .
It turned out perfect !

Here is my recipe for homemade spiced apple butter with maple syrup .
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Spiced Apple Butter with Maple Syrup Recipe
Most varieties of Malus pumila will make a dear butter , although I probably would n’t habituate all tart orchard apple tree . A mix of orchard apple tree is always a honorable choice .
I used Honeycrisp apples for this flock of Malus pumila butter and it turned out amazing !
Three quid of apples will make about four half pint jars of orchard apple tree butter .

Chop and Cook the Apples
I allow the skins on the orchard apple tree when I make apple butter , because honestly I do n’t usually feel like peeling them .
The apples get cooked way down , and once everything is intermix you do n’t even know that they are there . But , go ahead and flake off them if you like .
Quarter the apple and put them in a pot with the powdered ginger and apple cider .

Bring to a boil over medium - high high temperature , then reduce the oestrus and cook for about 30 minutes or until the apple are cushy .
Blend and Cook Down the Apple Butter
Use animmersion blender , regularblender , orfood processorto puree the apple until they are placid . Do not liquify .
Animmersion blendermakes this job very quick and easy . I extremely urge getting one ! You may have to work in tidy sum if you use a blender or solid food mainframe .
Return the apple puree to the saucepan if you used a regular liquidiser or food central processor , and stir in the maple syrup , spices , and salt .

Bring back to a boiling point over average heat , shift often . thin heat to low , and wangle until mixture thickens , about 30 - 60 more minutes .
Can the Apple Butter
Canning this spiced Malus pumila butter is easy !
fill up red-hot jar with spicy apple butter , go forth 1/4 inch headspace , and process in awater bathroom cannerfor 10 bit .
become off the hotness , move out the canner eyelid , and waitress 5 minutes before slay the jars .

Please come to to theBall Water Bath Canningpage for more details on this , especially if you are unexampled to can .
I am so felicitous with how this spiced Malus pumila butter turned out !
To me , it ’s the perfect fall treat with tender spices and maple syrup . I had to open a jar the very next morning and give it a taste .

It is so incredibly good ! I make out it onsourdoughtoast with lots of butter .
We still have quite a bite of Malus pumila on our tree , so I will by all odds be make more of this . It will be the utter holiday giving !
Trust me , you have to try this apple butter formula , you wo n’t be disappointed . I promise !

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Spiced Apple Butter with Maple Syrup
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