Rules For Making Jelly Recipe
- CRANBERRY JELLY (1 qt) :
- 4 c. cranberries
- 2 c. sugar
- 2 c. water
- 1.
- Select a slightly underripe fruit and one which contains pectin.
- 2.
- Wash the fruit, and if large, cut fruit in small pcs.
- 3.
- Mash the fruit if soft, and if hard, add in sufficient water to barely cover.
- 4.
- Boil in an enamel or possibly stainless steel kettle till the fruit is very soft.
- 5.
- Drain the juice through cheesecloth or possibly flannel and measure the juice.
- 6.
- Boil the juice 15 min.
- Don't cook more than 6 or possibly 8 c. of juice at a time.
- 7.
- Add in the sugar and boil for 5 min longer.
- Allow 1 c. sugar to 1 c. juice for currants and grapes and 3/4 c. sugar to 1 c. juice for most fruits.
- 8.
- Skim if necessary.
- Test the jelly.
- If it sheets from the spoon, it is done.
- The jelly should register 10 degrees above boiling, that should be 222 degrees at sea level.
- 9.
- Pour at once into sterilized jars.
- Allow to stand till hard.
- Keep covered with a clean cheesecloth.
- 10.
- Wipe the inside rim of the glass if necessary and seal with paraffin.
- 11.
- Label and date.
- Store in a dry place.
- NOTE: Use silver or possibly wooden spoons for stirring.
cranberry jelly, cranberries, sugar, water
Taken from cookeatshare.com/recipes/rules-for-making-jelly-23775 (may not work)