The video effectively demonstrates a resourceful way to repurpose food waste, appealing to viewers interested in sustainability and reducing kitchen waste. The clear, step-by-step instructions and visual appeal of the process make it easily replicable.
Summary
This video demonstrates how to make peach scrap syrup using peach peels and pits. The process involves simmering the scraps in water, straining the liquid, adding equal parts sugar, and then water-bathing the syrup in jars.
Structure
1Prepare peach scraps
2Simmer scraps in water
3Strain and add sugar
4Can the syrup
5Finished product
On-screen text
Peach Scrap Syrup
Peach
better
make
syrup.
scraps
So
water
everything
up
Reduce
simmer
45
Recipe to screenshot
at the end
mixture
into
with
parts
down
sugar
then
jars,
of
my
vinegar
water
10
got
something
garbage
Okay,
Bye.
Transcript
You better be saving your peach scraps because today I'm showing you how to make peach scrap syrup. And yes, the scraps include the pits. So add just enough water to cover everything and then bring that up to a boil, reduce the heat and simmer for 45 minutes. Then just strain the mixture and add it back into another pot with equal parts sugar. Look that down just until all of the sugar is dissolved and then add it to your jars leaving half an inch of headspace. Water bath 10 minutes. I wipe my rims down with vinegar and then put them in a water bath canner for 10 minutes. And now you've got peach syrup from something that would have been garbage. Okay, bye.
Original caption
Peach Scrap Syrup! 🍑 Stop wasting the pits and peels and make this syrup instead. We primarily use it to flavor drinks, but if you added more sugar for a thicker consistency, you could use it like pancake syrup! #peachseason #peaches #peach #canningandpreserving #canningseason