3 lb Elderberries 3 lb Half-ripe grapes Sugar Wash elderberries. Remove stems. Cover with water. Cook until soft. Drain through jelly bag. Wash grapes. Remove stems. Cover with water, cook until soft. Drain through jelly bag. Combine elderberry and grape juice in equal proportions. Add 3/4 cup sugar to each cup juice. Boil rapidly until jelly sheets from spoon. The Household Searchlight
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The Only Real Solution To Fix Runny Jam Or Jelly (Using ONE Simple Ingredient!)
Runny jam is the worst! But no longer is it necessary to sit idly by with disappointment!
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Hello everyone and welcome to this video! Today I'm doing a bit of a public service announcement here. You see I see all of these posts on canning groups and places like that where people have made Jam or jelly and they spent all this time and money and for whatever reason it turns out runny. Then invariably the story involves tears and crying. When they bring this to the group everyone of course says well we call that syrup. You just made syrup, or you just made ice cream topping. And I applaud these efforts to make people feel better and make use of things that didn't quite turn out. But to me that's kind of like saying I'm sorry your team didn't win the Superbowl , but hey at least they were the conference champions! Now does that really make you feel better? No it does not and that's because nobody cares about conference champions and if somebody really wanted to make ice cream topping they would just make ice cream topping. But really this whole situation is unnecessary. Never again will you have to cry over runny Jam or jelly that you spent hours making and I'll tell you why. While it's true that after you've can something that's it it's done and there's no way to easily un can it, fix it and recan it, you're looking at a whole lot of extra time and wasted materials. But let's not forget that once you open the jar there are things you can do. The Ball canning book says that if your salsa is too runny you can add cornstarch to it, again only after you've canned it. Well we're not going to fix our running jelly with cornstarch, although maybe you can I don't know I guess I've never tried. Instead we're going to go back to our Childhood Days and revisit something you probably ate in elementary school...
Make Elderberry Wine with this Easy Recipe! Join us @idamandahomestead4221
See how we start a 5gal batch of elderberry wine from frozen berries. Elderberry wine makes a beautiful full bodied red wine that can rival a grape wine. These berries are great to grow in a small yard a produce SO much! You can also make syrup, jam or pies!
Making My Favorite ELDERBERRY JELLY! #elderberries #cooking #homemade
Join Laura as she makes some of her favorite Elderberry Jelly using frozen elderberries that were harvested from the family property this past fall!
Osiadacz Family Farm is located in central Washington in the small mountain town of Roslyn. Laura is a busy working mom that has found a way to balance her busy life and a full-time career with growing and using l natural Whole Foods for a healthier diet. The Osiadacz Family values country living, providing for themselves, and honoring the past. Laura and her family hopes you will watch their videos, and join them on their journey sharing what is no utilizing what they grow, and foraging from the land. They will also be learning new skills and plan to share those with you too!
How to Make Elderberry Jelly using a Steam Juicer
Eldeberry is a wonderful plant as its flowers can be used to make a cordial and a wonderful jelly. The berries can be used to make jelly, syrup and wine. Making jelly is quite time consuming because the berries need to be precooked and sieved to obtain juice. I have recently acquired a steam juicer extractor which is ideal to obtain large amounts of berry juice to transform into a delightful jelly. Find the recipe on my blog madonnadelpiatto.com
How to Can Grape Jelly
Here's how to can grape jelly. I'm showing two ways to extract grape juice.
Preserving a Bushel of Concord Grapes ~ Grape Pie and Canned Juice
This week we picked up a bushel of Concord grapes and made some grape pie, as well as canned some juice concentrate.
Here is the video where I share my grape jelly process -
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