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Does Rainy Weather Affect Making Jam and Jelly?

Is it true that jelly and jam will not set when it is raining? I will be using commercial pectin.

By amy from Los Angeles

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December 8, 20090 found this helpful

I don't think it does. I use to make it anytime I needed to, good luck.

 
December 8, 20092 found this helpful

I have never had a problem but you may need to cook the juice longer. Also I don't follow the directions on the pectin which says boil for one minute. I do mine the old fashion way; I cook it until it sheets off a cool metal spoon. This makes a stiff jelly, but intensifies the flavor.

 
September 30, 20210 found this helpful

I never heard of that. I'm new to canning. Recently made my very first batch of Seedless Blackberry jam. Next I'll be making Mixed Fruit Jelly from 3 different fruit juices.

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