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The fun of this recipe is the options you can use! I've mixed strawberries with raspberries, made peach jam, sweet cherry jam, and changed it up with the flavors of gelatin. Used this recipe for 10 years, haven't made a batch that my large family hasn't loved. The cookbook says to try it with grapes, or rhubarb also, but haven't tried that yet.
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Source: More With Less Cookbook, a wonderful down-home cookbook from the Mennonites.
By Kim from Crawford, CO
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09/14/2008
You might be better off to make a single batch and store it your fridge, or do the 'canning' with hot sterilized jars and lids, etc. See the earlier post. KLJohn
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09/13/2008
Can this be put in freezer bags? I don't have a lot of containers for freezer, or freezer space. Thanks in advance!
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09/11/2008
This sounds so easy. These days thats what I'm all about. But I am diabetic. Can splenda be used to replace the sugar?
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09/10/2008
You can use freezer containers and freeze, or it will keep a pretty long time in the frig. I'm not really sure cuz my family uses it up pretty fast.
I just made Peach Jam with this recipe, and used sterilized jars, hot jam and lids that were softened in boiling water, and they all sealed! Just turn the jars over after you seal them tight to help them seal.
This not the 'orthodox way' to put up jam, but it will work!
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09/09/2008
do you store it in Freezer or Frig once its done
and how long can you store it?
I would like to try this it sounds good!
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