Does Anyone Make Homemade Jam!!??

@db20747 (43427)

• Washington, District Of Columbia

11 Jul 19

Thanks!! Dont want it too syrupy!! And would like chunks of fruit!! Going to look for this sugar!!

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Heather Echola

@GardenGerty (157551)

• United States

11 Jul 19

Here in the US we buy the pectin separately, and yes, you are right, without pectin she would have flavored syrup. It really is not a secret, though. Interesting to learn that you can get sugar with pectin already included.

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M.-L.

@MALUSE (69413)

• Germany

11 Jul 19

@GardenGerty So German jam makers are more advanced in the sugar-plus-pectin field than the Americans! :-)

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Anna

@LadyDuck (458091)

• Switzerland

12 Jul 19

Yes I do, you have to add sugar for a pound of fruits half pound of sugar and if the fruits have no pectin, simply add the juice of lemon.

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Anna

@LadyDuck (458091)

• Switzerland

12 Jul 19

@db20747 You have to cut the fruits in pieces, add the lemon juice, add the sugar, bring to boil and then cook at very low during at least 40 minutes, until it gets thick.

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@db20747 (43427)

• Washington, District Of Columbia

12 Jul 19

Thanks!! Do i have to boil the fruit?!

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@db20747 (43427)

• Washington, District Of Columbia

12 Jul 19

@LadyDuck thank very much!! Im going to try this and will let u know how this turns out!

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Anne Marie Guyer

@LeaPea2417 (36442)

• Toccoa, Georgia

11 Jul 19

No, but I would like to try.

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Anne Marie Guyer

@LeaPea2417 (36442)

• Toccoa, Georgia

11 Jul 19

@db20747 Good luck!

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@db20747 (43427)

• Washington, District Of Columbia

11 Jul 19

Im going to try!! Need to be the right texture with chunks of fruit and no too syrupy!!

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@db20747 (43427)

• Washington, District Of Columbia

11 Jul 19

@LeaPea2417

Bhem

@JustBhem (70555)

• Davao, Philippines

11 Jul 19

I am watching food show and some of them are making jam with secret ingredients I don’t know, most of them uses sugar and caramel or honey.

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@db20747 (43427)

• Washington, District Of Columbia

12 Jul 19

@JustBhem thank u!! Good idea!!

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@db20747 (43427)

• Washington, District Of Columbia

11 Jul 19

Going to look for this!! Sounds like good ingredients!!

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Bhem

@JustBhem (70555)

• Davao, Philippines

12 Jul 19

@db20747 You can check them on Youtube.

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Keith Henthorne

@Scrapper88 (5957)

• United States

11 Jul 19

The only secret I know is to get somebody that already knows how to make homemade jam or jelly. That is the best way to learn how to make it.

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@db20747 (43427)

• Washington, District Of Columbia

11 Jul 19

She's keeping her secret recipe a secret!! I want to know this secret!!

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LowRiderX

@LowRiderX (22907)

• Serbia

13 Jul 19

Me!!

I like that my family eat healthy, without all those emulsifiers

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@db20747 (43427)

• Washington, District Of Columbia

14 Jul 19

The Less sugar, the better!!

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LowRiderX

@LowRiderX (22907)

• Serbia

14 Jul 19

@db20747 Sugar is the smallest problem how many emulsifiers are not healthy

~Hèmà~

@smileyhema (4606)

• United States

11 Jul 19

My cousin makes at home and it's just the puree which is boiled. Then we add sugar syrup to it. It's a simple one...

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~Hèmà~

@smileyhema (4606)

• United States

12 Jul 19

@db20747 Sure! Thanks..

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@db20747 (43427)

• Washington, District Of Columbia

11 Jul 19

Sounds good!! Gonna try this!!

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Sharon

@simone10 (54189)

• Louisville, Kentucky

11 Jul 19

My brother made strawberry jelly last year. We just recently finished our last jar.

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Sharon

@simone10 (54189)

• Louisville, Kentucky

18 Jul 19

@db20747 we won't be making any more jelly until it gets cooler outside .

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@db20747 (43427)

• Washington, District Of Columbia

11 Jul 19

Maybe u could sneak his recipe!!

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rakski

@rakski (112925)

• Philippines

11 Jul 19

wow, I like to try that.

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rakski

@rakski (112925)

• Philippines

11 Jul 19

@db20747 yes I have to give it a shot too

@db20747 (43427)

• Washington, District Of Columbia

11 Jul 19

Gping to give it a shot!!

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Tokz

@ilocosboy (45157)

• Philippines

12 Jul 19

Well I want to make gooseberry preserved, I have tried once and maybe will do it again. I wonder what is the secret step.

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@db20747 (43427)

• Washington, District Of Columbia

12 Jul 19

Wow!! Gooseberry!! That should be good!!

Tokz

@ilocosboy (45157)

• Philippines

13 Jul 19

Its really good

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Bensen32

@Bensen32 (27519)

• United States

12 Jul 19

I have not tried but would like to someday. I would really like Strawberry.

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@db20747 (43427)

• Washington, District Of Columbia

12 Jul 19

Thats the one i want to make!!

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Bensen32

@Bensen32 (27519)

• United States

13 Jul 19

@db20747 I might buy what I need next time I go to the store and try it out.

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CarolDM

@CarolDM (203454)

• Nashville, Tennessee

11 Jul 19

No but i watched my parents and grandparents make it all the time.

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@db20747 (43427)

• Washington, District Of Columbia

11 Jul 19

What was their sectet?! Did they boil the fruit?!

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CarolDM

@CarolDM (203454)

• Nashville, Tennessee

11 Jul 19

@db20747 Do not remember details. Sorry.

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J.N.R Dutton

@jnrdutton (2562)

• United States

11 Jul 19

I haven't made it but I definitely would

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@db20747 (43427)

• Washington, District Of Columbia

11 Jul 19

Wish she would tell!! Think some people dont want to give away their secret recipes!!

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J.N.R Dutton

@jnrdutton (2562)

• United States

11 Jul 19

@db20747 Well does the relative run a home business (like selling the jam) or is it for household use only?

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Luis Asuncion

@luisga814 (6913)

• Quezon City, Philippines

8 May 22

I love eating strawberry jam, however, I don't know how to do it. Just fun of eating only.

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@db20747 (43427)

• Washington, District Of Columbia

8 May 22

Wow!! You found this post!! This is one of my old post from three years ago. Always a surprise when I see a response from my old post!! I'm still going to try out making homemade jam. Strawberry is my favorite too!!

egdcltd

@egdcltd (12060)

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11 Jul 19

Never made it. Perfectly willing to eat it though! (And have done.) The only step I could possibly think about there is perhaps straining it through a muslin sheet. Although that will give a very thin jam (I think).

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@db20747 (43427)

• Washington, District Of Columbia

11 Jul 19

Going to look this up!!

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Yanzalong

@yanzalong (18984)

• Indonesia

14 Jul 19

I wish you could tell us the secret steps so that I could make the kam myself

@db20747 (43427)

• Washington, District Of Columbia

14 Jul 19

I trying to find out too!!

Alfredo Rossi

@amadeo (111948)

• United States

11 Jul 19

I love home made jam.I do not make it.

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