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| therusticcottage |
Posted - Jun 15 2006 : 11:05:14 AM
We're in the height of strawberry season here. Going to go picking on Saturday. Does anyone have a good freezer jam recipe they'd like to share?
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| therusticcottage |
Posted - Jun 18 2006 : 9:30:46 PM
Made 10 small containers yesterday. I found pectin made especially for freezer jam. It was too easy -- the recipe was on the package. I like it because it used a lot less sugar. Worked great!
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| newlywood |
Posted - Jun 18 2006 : 06:58:12 AM
My mom always made strawberry freezer jam when I was growing up. She just used the recipe in the Sure-gel package. It was always wonderful.
Erika in Nebraska
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| CabinCreek-Kentucky |
Posted - Jun 16 2006 : 07:16:58 AM
kay ... i've not made FREEZER jam. but i can imagine jus' squishing up strawberries and freezing them without adding a thing (ha! IF there were any left after nibbling them fresh off the vine!) xo
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| Celticheart |
Posted - Jun 15 2006 : 10:34:38 PM
I made strawberry jam last summer. Usually I make it with MCP but last year I used Surejell(I think) I liked it much better than any I'd used before. Less sugar and fresher taste. Just used the recipe in the box.
Marcia
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