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California Farm Plum Harvest
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California Farm Plum Harvest

Hobby Horseman
Hobby Horseman @HobbyHorseman
California, United States

Our plums are starting to ripen, and all at once. Here is how we process the ones we dont eat directly from the tree or give away. We added a Japanese plum wine recipe here and published a separate recipe for Amish plum wine.

You can grow plum trees from ripe pits: scrub the pits, put in bowl of water, discard the floating ones, plant three pits in one planter hole in a large cloth planter pot with handles or in a planter bed in a sunny location.
Plant in fall, they need winter cold to germinate. They will sprout in spring. Select the most vigorous one, remove other two.

Drag planter pot around till you find a sunny location where the young plum tree flourishes.

#GlobalApron

Our plums are starting to ripen, and all at once. Here is how we process the ones we dont eat directly from the tree or give away. We added a Japanese plum wine recipe here and published a separate recipe for Amish plum wine.

You can grow plum trees from ripe pits: scrub the pits, put in bowl of water, discard the floating ones, plant three pits in one planter hole in a large cloth planter pot with handles or in a planter bed in a sunny location.
Plant in fall, they need winter cold to germinate. They will sprout in spring. Select the most vigorous one, remove other two.

Drag planter pot around till you find a sunny location where the young plum tree flourishes.

#GlobalApron

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California Farm Plum Harvest

Hobby Horseman
Hobby Horseman @HobbyHorseman
California, United States

Our plums are starting to ripen, and all at once. Here is how we process the ones we dont eat directly from the tree or give away. We added a Japanese plum wine recipe here and published a separate recipe for Amish plum wine.

You can grow plum trees from ripe pits: scrub the pits, put in bowl of water, discard the floating ones, plant three pits in one planter hole in a large cloth planter pot with handles or in a planter bed in a sunny location.
Plant in fall, they need winter cold to germinate. They will sprout in spring. Select the most vigorous one, remove other two.

Drag planter pot around till you find a sunny location where the young plum tree flourishes.

#GlobalApron

Our plums are starting to ripen, and all at once. Here is how we process the ones we dont eat directly from the tree or give away. We added a Japanese plum wine recipe here and published a separate recipe for Amish plum wine.

You can grow plum trees from ripe pits: scrub the pits, put in bowl of water, discard the floating ones, plant three pits in one planter hole in a large cloth planter pot with handles or in a planter bed in a sunny location.
Plant in fall, they need winter cold to germinate. They will sprout in spring. Select the most vigorous one, remove other two.

Drag planter pot around till you find a sunny location where the young plum tree flourishes.

#GlobalApron

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Ingredients

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2 people all year
  1. 1 poundfor fresh lemon ginger plum juice
  2. 1 poundfor plum preserves
  3. 2 poundsplums for sun drying
  4. 2 poundsunripe plums for Japanese plum wine
  5. 5 poundsoverripe plums for Amish plum wine and cider
  6. 1 poundfor plum slivovitz
  7. 1 poundfor plum pizza
  8. 1 poundfor plum brandy
  9. 1 poundfor plum pie
  10. 1 poundfor plum tea infusion
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  1. 1

    Make fresh plum juice. Select one pound of over ripe plums, five or six plums, quarter, remove stem and pit. Cut in chunks, fill 2 cups. Add 1 Tbs lemon juice, add 1 Tsp minced fresh ginger per cup. Put cup of ice water in bottom of food processor, add ingredients, run till smooth juice. Add cup of ice cubes on top. Taste, add sugar and ice water to taste. Makes four cups. For immediate consumption.

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  2. 2

    Make plum preserves, 2 cups: 2 cups of depitted 1/4” diced plums. Taste: if over ripe, 1/2 cup sugar. If ripe, 1 cup sugar. If green, 1 1/2 cup sugar, 1/2 cup water. Boil slowly till sugar is dissolved, then turn up heat and stir till mixture jellies, about 15 minutes. Pour into heated pint mason jar, leave 1/4” head space, close tight. Sterilize in boiling water bath 15 minutes. Set upside down to cool.

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  3. 3

    Sun drying plums: dip whole fruit in boiling water 30 seconds, check that skin is perfect, lay in sun under fly screen, dry till prune shape, 5 days.

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  4. 4

    Make Japanese plum wine in a half gallon glass container. Boil 4 cups sugar in 4 cups water, cool. Put in glass container. Add as many whole unripe plums as will fit. Add as much vodka as will fit. Store in pantry till next harvest comes in. Drain wine into bottles, plums to compost heap, use container for next years harvest. Japanese Plum wine will be 14% alcohol, amber colored, taste sweet and smell like plums.

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    A picture of step 4 of California Farm Plum Harvest.
  5. 5

    Make Amish plum wine and cider. Follow methods below.

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    A picture of step 5 of California Farm Plum Harvest.
    California Farm Plum Wine & Cider
  6. 6

    Plum slivovitz, annual production half gallon.

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    California Farm Slivovitz plum liqueur
  7. 7

    Plum pie

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    California Farm Fresh Wedding Fruit Pie
  8. 8

    Plum pizza

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    California Farm Plum Pizza
  9. 9

    Plum brandy, one quart per year

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    California Farm Hybrid Fruit: Peach-Plum Brandy
  10. 10

    Plum tea infusion

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    California Farm White Tea Infusion with dried fruits & raisins

Linked Recipes

California Farm Fresh Wedding Fruit Pie

California Farm Plum Pizza

California Farm Hybrid Fruit: Peach-Plum Brandy

California Farm White Tea Infusion with dried fruits & raisins

California Farm Slivovitz plum liqueur

California Farm Plum Wine & Cider

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on July 23, 2024 05:48
California, United States
I teach people at the farmers market to grow small scale fruits and vegetables. My grandparents and parents taught me growing, cooking and preserving home grown fruits and vegetables, eggs, meats and fish. I got certified by the University of California Master Gardener Program in 2005. I try to bring out the original flavor of ingredients, then add layers of spices, herbs and flavorings that enhance, not distort the taste. These are the global, organic and vegan family recipes we use.
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July 24, 2024 22:00
Sir, greetings your recipe taste great
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