How To make Dried Apple Jelly
5 c Dried apples
8 c Water
Sugar Lemon juice Wash apples. Add water, cover, and boil 30 minutes. Drain through jelly bag. (There should be about 3 1/2 cups juice.) Add 1 tablespoon lemon juice and 1/2 cup sugar to each cup apple juice. Boil until jelly sheets from spoon. The Household Searchlight
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Apple Jam! Just two ingredients,no pectin!Russian Povidlo
Although it takes two days to make this jam, but good thing about it that it only takes two ingredients to make it: apples and sugar.
No pectin,no citric acid, no preservatives.
I used 3lb(1.4kg) to 2.2lb(1kg)sugar
Ratio is simple: 100% apples to 70-75% sugar. You can control the sugar depending on the sweetness of your apples, but don't add less than 70% or your jam will not set.
Day 1:
Core,peel and slice apples into small pieces.
Place them in the pot, add 50ml of water and steam them on medium heat with lid closed for 45 minutes(more or less )
You apples have to get soft so we can blend them.
Using hand blender, blend them into a smooth puree.
Add sugar and mix.
Cook on medium heat for 1 hour,constantly stirring.
Take off the heat and leave overnight to cool down(cover).
Day 2:
Cook your jam for additional 30 minutes.
You can check if it's ready by placing a drop of jam on the plate and letting it cool. It should not spread and stay put!
Your jam is ready!
Pour it into Mason Jar and refrigerate.
You can use this jam to make jam filled pirozhki or simply spread it on the toast in the morning!
Enjoy!
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Apple Jelly from All Natural Apple Juice | Useful Knowledge
Apple jelly is easily made from all natural apple juice. Our apple jelly is tasty and easy to make. Homemade apple jelly from natural apple juice tastes just so much better than store bought and its all natural. If you work all day and don't want to boil down apples for juice, this video will show you how to make apple jelly all natural, fast, and easy.
Our homemade apple jelly has only three ingredients: natural apple juice, organic sugar, and fruit pectin! For the fruit pectin, we use Sure Jell because its all natural and the basic apple jelly recipe is listed in the instructions.
We show you how to make homemade apple jelly from natural apple juice but that's not all! We also show you the easy old fashioned way how can homemade apple jelly in mason jars with no water bath. You don't have to wait until summer; I make this apple jelly from apple juice in the dead of winter. This is a fast and easy apple jelly recipe.
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How to make apple jelly from all natural apple juice.
My famous Apple Jelly (Jam) / Apfel Gelee ✪ MyGerman.Recipes
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Anti-inflammatory Recipes: Dried Fruit Jam
Recipes for good health, from one of the nation's top children's hospitals.
The anti-inflammatory diet is a fiber- and nutrient-rich eating pattern that focuses on whole foods and reduces or eliminates foods known to contribute to chronic inflammation. Potential benefits of the diet include maintenance of health and wellness and prevention of chronic diseases associated with inflammation, such as type 2 diabetes, heart disease and some forms of cancer. This recipe was developed by a team of doctors and nutrition experts at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and Drexel University.
Dried Fruit Jam
Yield: about 2 cups
1 cup prune juice
½ cup figs
½ cup dates
½ cup prunes
½ teaspoon baking soda
½ cup water
¼ cup coconut oil
In a small pot, add prune juice, dates, figs, prunes, and baking soda. Bring to a simmer over medium heat and cook for 15 minutes. Remove from heat and cool. Add water and coconut oil and puree until smooth. Serve with crackers and cheese, or use as a sandwich spread or a dip for bananas. Store in refrigerator.
Recipes were developed in collaboration with Alexandra Zeitz and the Drexel Food Lab and shot at the Center for Food and Hospitality Management at Drexel University. The videos were created with generous support from the Snider Foundation.
All of the recipes in this series are vegetarian.
How to Make Your Own Pectin | How to Extract Pectin from Apples for Jam | Homemade Pectin Recipe
No pectin? No problem! You can make your own homemade apple pectin from scratch. How? The cores, peels, and scraps from tart green apples can be easily turned into homemade liquid pectin. Stop buying the store stuff and start making your own homemade apple pectin to set your jams and jellies cheaply and easily!
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