Jam Recipes ( Homemade Marmalade ) Jam is preserved easily because the sugar itself acts as a preservative. Jam is fruit boiled thick with sugar. Most jam recipes call for a 2:1 ratio of sugar to fruit by weight or volume. Some jam recipes that are really trying to hold down the sugar content call for a 1:1 ratio. Jelly generally has a 1:1 ratio, 1 c. juice to 1 c. sugar. Jelly making depends on having proper amounts of fruits, pectin, acid, and sugar.Jellying is a chemical change based on the presence of pectin and acid.
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Ripe apples, blackberries, oranges, grapefruit,sour cherries, and grapes have a sort of average pectin content.Fruits that don't jell well on their own because of low pectin content are apricots, peaches, pears, strawberries, and raspberries.
How to make homemade Jam?It can be prepared with just a little effort.
Here are the most popular homemade marmalade ( jam ) recipes;
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MICROWAVE JAMS AND JELLIES:
Use only recipes developed specifically for the microwave (see your librarian).And consider that recipes developed for one microwave may not work in another because of differences in power output between the ovens. |






















