Strain the pulp, skin, and seeds out using a jelly sock or a cheesecloth-lined strainer. Let it strain for a couple of hours. Pour the grape juice into a large pot. Add the pectin and the sugar ...

Add the strained pulp and the chopped skins to a large pot with lemon juice and pectin. Stir constantly ... I hope you enjoyed the recipe today. Making Grape Jam in the fall is a rewarding ...

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All these years later, I know that, when Concord grapes have reached their peak ripeness, it’s time to make this jelly. This recipe is different ... of seeds and skins. Pectin, a little lemon ...

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Working directly over a small nonreactive saucepan, use your fingers to gently squeeze the flesh from each grape ... stainless-steel spoon. Recipe from The Blue Chair Jam Cookbook by Rachel ...

If chunky, rustic apricot jam is your, well, jam, turn to this simple recipe. The fruit’s natural pectin works with sugar ... PB&J is complete without grape jam. Here, you’ll want to use ...

Some fruits have more pectin than others. So be careful about, say, taking a cherry jam recipe and substituting grapes, particularly if you add the same amount of artificial pectin to it.

This recipe combines your favorite fruits with a touch of lemon juice and powdered pectin to create a perfect spreadable jam, great for toast, desserts, or even as a topping for yogurt.