Raspberries, raspberries, so many raspberries! After freezing a bunch, gifting some, and eating lots of berries and cream, we have resorted to making raspberry jam.
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The mash. |
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The pectin. |
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The sugar. It's an obscene amount; I don't want to talk about it. |
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Boil hard for 1 minute. |
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Water bath process and wait for the tops to pop! |
Nine beautiful jars of sweet, sweet summery goodness.
I might need to make more jam - it is a quick and easy enough task that the boys can help without getting bored and as I always say, you are never too young to enrol in Canning 101.
#selfsufficiency #homesteading #kidsthatcan
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