How to Make and Can Christmas Jam

[@bettyhowatt8167]

This looks awesome--will have to try this one!!

[@prattsmark1]

I love your version of this recipe! I don't really like putting oranges in it and was trying to figure out a way to just use juice. You solved my problem, thank you!

[@pnwfarmdog4090]

I can’t find the recipe now but I’ve made it without the orange.

[@lynnatwmahalfsteading6139]

I want to try this.

[@judyk351]

I love to see you make the jam, but would it be better to use a wooden/plastic spoon. Metal spoon sound terrible.

[@laurafrancis-bohr5755]

Where did you get the double stacker things? Thank you.

[@saltandlightcanning4061]

@@laurafrancis-bohr5755 Amazon

[@tamifisher2658]

What brand pectin do you use please.

[@saltandlightcanning4061]

Housier Farms.

[@bonniebartlow5631]

We could do without the noise of your metal spoon scraping the pot . There are silicone large spoons for sale at restaurant supply stores that are the same size as your spoon here. That are quiet. You have given us great, happy instructions. How old is the Christmas jam recipe? Where did it come from?
I have a recipe for winter jam that just calls for cranberries, apples, canned pineapple , water, no pectin, the same spices here, and lemon juice.
Thanks for telling us to love one another and how we can show our love to our friends with gifts we make.May God bless you and yours.

[@prattsmark1]

Also is the recipe listed a single or double batch?

[@saltandlightcanning4061]

This was a double batch.

[@bettysuhr7803]

Made this today tests really good but they are still running. Didn’t setup very good.

[@saltandlightcanning4061]

@@bettysuhr7803 it will still be good.

[@MarleneDewildt]

9:21 am. How many ounces of frozen strawberries ?

[@saltandlightcanning4061]

I use one 4 lbs bag.

[@wandamares5509]

Spiced cranberry cider

[@saltandlightcanning4061]

Yummy 😋

[@judypierce7028]

Kneady Homesteader got her recipe from apron strings.

[@theresak4343]

A bit too much for me, I wish I knew how to make a lesser batch of anything.

[@saltandlightcanning4061]

This was a double batch. Generally you can do a 1 to 1 ratio.