Jams & Jelly
#51
Senior Member
Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: montana
Posts: 620
Originally Posted by huntannette
I just finished making jam with the wild strawberries i picked. I usully make blueberry jam, and sauce. Also choke cherry jelly as well as crabapple jelly, oh and rasberry jelly when I can get good rasberries. Oh and peach marmalade!!
the fruit & you get the most wonderful, clear colors. I also have found out that you can juice rhubarb & combine that juice with almost any other fruit for a slight-tart combo. I bought mine from a place in Utah. stainless is best, but they are made in enamel & aluminum (alum. I did not like). not mess, no fuss, just wonderful juice. if anyone wants, PM me & I will look up the company. best investment I ever made !
#52
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Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Tallahassee, Fl
Posts: 381
I made alot of jams and preserves last year. Fruit was cheaper and more abundant then. So far this summer I have made ketchup, canned tomatoes, spaghetti sauce, salsa, salsa verde and barbecue sauce. I am planning to make pickles, relish, and pickled peppers. I have to see what the harvest is like for figs and pears, then I can decide to preserve them. I'm surprised to see how many ladies are canning.
#60
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Florida
Posts: 5,510
not jams or jelly but Pickling cucumbers! Had quite a bit of cucumbers growing so had to do something with them. 1st time for me and everyone loves them! Next as soon as the pears are ready....DD will show me how to make fruit roll-ups with them. Yummy!
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