I have some peaches and would like to make freezer jam so I can taste fresh peaches in January. It is possible to use Chillover to make freezer jam?
Judith
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Krissel
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Vicki
Sebring
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Posted - Aug 19 2019 : 6:38:38 PM
I thought it was like a jello? You can freeze but it might be a bit thin when melted. I'm sure someone with more knowledge will respond soon! I love peaches too! Good luck and be sure to freezer some up no matter what!
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Ashley
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Ashley
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Posted - Aug 19 2019 : 9:10:38 PM
Hi Judith, you can absolutely use ChillOver Powder to make freezer jam! The general rule is 2 packets (equal to 2 teaspoons) of ChillOver for every 4 cups crushed fruit. The recipe booklet included with every purchase of ChillOver Powder has this and several other recipes.
Thank you -- peach freezer jam will happen. Right after the peach cobbler.
Judith
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Denise
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Posted - Aug 21 2019 : 04:50:50 AM
They both sound good Judith! I haven't gotten my peach jam done yet. I did blueberry and froze my peaches. Need to do it before they are finished here for the season.
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Unfortunately the chilliover peach freezer jam was less than successful. It just doesn't keep well after defrosting; you have to eat it within a couple of days. No worries -- next time I'll just do it the surejell way.
Freezer jam with Chillover?
Posted - Aug 19 2019 : 1:26:00 PM
