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Question: how to decrease steaming time
Document: After doing a considerable amount of research I chose to buy this product and do not regret doing so. It's perfect for steaming your fruits and looking stylish at the same time. No issues so far, have made a couple gallons of apple juice so far without a glitch. Would recommend to anyone.
This steam juicer is very well made. You do have to watch out that the water doesn't run dry when you use it but I had no problem steaming grapes and pears to make wine. It is another fruit season and I am looking forward with doing more with my steam juicer.
I have tried jelly and liked it a lot.Couldn't be happier with it and would like to try other fruits and even steaming meats or veggies and I'm told the resulting water that drips down could be used as a broth or stock for soups.
I bought this last summer and have been using it for making grape juice and apple juice. It's also great for making soup stocks, steaming food in or even making essential oil hydro-sols with mint plants. Great steamer, good price, good product
I added fruit as it processed (you can add sweetener on top if desired)- It was an all day process since I had so many apples. I will definitely try this with other fruits, even mixing some. None of my friends had heard of this processor either and they too are excited about how useful it can be for juice and also for steaming vegetables.
First time I have steamed fruit to make jelly. This made it all so easy. It is not only beautiful to look at but easy to use.
good quality, and works entirely as advertised. Although it has such a narrow use, I've been wanting one for a long time, and am thrilled to have it.
I have never had a juicer before and so far I love this one. It was heavier than other reviews had led me to believe and as long as I take care of the juicer it should last me a long time.
)Users are left to fend for themselves with this, and I guess for most people that's OK. I was looking for more specifics.ALSO...this steamer does not come with a glass lid, which seems to be essential for determining when processing time might be nearing completion.
Great product. I have been saving for a long time to get a juicer and wanted to make sure it was the right one before I purchased it, so was a little nervous at first. Couldn't be happier with the results. I think I made the right choice for my needs.
Answer: To get the maximum juice for the energy used, fill the upper container (nearly 3 gallons), and adjust your stove to just keep the water in the lower reservoir boiling (it won't go above 212F anyway).  With softer fruit (I do alot of blackberries) you can extract more by crushing the fruit with a potato masher after it is partially steamed and softened.  Also after you turn off the heat, some juice will drip into the collector as the fruit cools.  Do consider that crushing fruit will result in a few more seeds in the juice if they are small enough to get through the collector holes (but not all that many).  Keep an eye on the drain hose (it is clear) and when you see the flow is just drips, turn off the heat and let it cool (usually about an hour depending on fruit).  Then tip the cooled collector section toward the drain opening and the last juice will drain into your container (a gallon wine bottle works well).