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Thickening Apple Butter?

How do I thicken apple butter?

Karen from Oxford, Alabama

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December 26, 20081 found this helpful

maybe cornstarch? or additional apples

 
By Grammy24 (Guest Post)
December 28, 20080 found this helpful

I put mine in the crockpot and let it cook until it is thick. It takes a while but it works.

Grammy24

 
November 22, 20180 found this helpful

How long do my apple butter need to cook. I put them in the crock pot yesterday at three o'clock they are soupy should I turn the pot off of low and put on high.

 
November 15, 20190 found this helpful

I cooked it 8-9 hrs in my crockpot. 'hi 'for 2 hrs, then 8-9 on low.

 
By d (Guest Post)
December 28, 20080 found this helpful

I think maybe the apple butter needs to be reduced more...cooked longer.

 

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December 28, 20082 found this helpful

My crockpot has a removable crock. The easiest way to thicken apple butter is to put it in the crock in a 350º oven without a lid. Stir it occasionally until it is as thick as you like it.

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Harlean from Arkansas

 
Anonymous
January 11, 20170 found this helpful

thank you very much

 
December 8, 20170 found this helpful

Thank you Harlean! I haven't had issues with thickness before, but there is always a first time. I also have a crockpot with a removable crock. I will do ask you advise and put the put in the oven at 350 and see how it does. I will reply and let you know the outcome. Many thanks.

 
March 15, 20190 found this helpful

For how long in oven ?

 
December 29, 20080 found this helpful

Cornstarch will work, or you can let it thicken with the apple's natural thickener, pectin. Just continue to cook the butter slowly and stir constantly.

 
By karen (Guest Post)
December 29, 20080 found this helpful

Thanks everyone for your advice.

 
December 29, 20080 found this helpful

You can try cooking it at a lower heat or in a crock pot. Also try adding some cornstarch.

 
By DeedainSeattle (Guest Post)
December 29, 20082 found this helpful

I've just made two batches this past Fall for the first time--the best way to thicken it is to just put the pot or crockpot at it's lowest heat, UNCOVER (I noticed the other posts don't say this!) and continue cooking, stirring once in awhile. A few hours more cooking will let the water/steam out, which will naturally thicken the apple butter. Good luck!

 
Anonymous
October 20, 20180 found this helpful

Thank you. This makes sense to uncover it.

 
October 20, 20180 found this helpful

Thank you. This makes sense to uncover it.

 
March 27, 20190 found this helpful

DeedainSeattle, OMG! Thank you that made alot more sense to cook without the lid. My batch has been cooking in my crock pot now for 4 days on low, but than found your post. Thanks again.

 
By Rasta (Guest Post)
December 29, 20080 found this helpful

I cook mine in a roaster in the oven for several hours and it thickens on its own by cooking out the excess liquid.

 
December 12, 20190 found this helpful

Hi everyone, so I thought after cooling my apple butter in the fridge it would thicken. I've never made it before.

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Can I put it back in a crock pot to reduce the liquid or do you think it's toast??

 
May 20, 20200 found this helpful

First time making Apple butter. Used a crock pot method cause I don't have an oven. Made it at 3pm yesterday and been on low seeing all niggt. Still runny..

 

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May 20, 20200 found this helpful

I would turn the crockpot up to high and see if you can get the mixture to thicken. It must have had too much moisture.

Good luck, I hope it finally turns out.

 

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