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Three Minute Blacurrant Jam.

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Oh yeah baby. Man that is one mean jam. I wish I had known that when you boil sugar it froths up. I had to quickly pour out half the mixture into another saucepan and boil them seperately. My gas hob was a sight for sore eyes, but now it was like it never happened. :lol:

 

I've never made jam before and always shied away from anything which involves cooking sugar, after a nasty incident involving fudge and my mums best saucepan. None of us survived :oops::) .

 

 

I got about two/three half pound jars out of it. I dont know exactly how much but thats my bess guess. Sorry. :)

 

Definately reccommend this one. :D , its delurptious :lol:

 

Sarah.x

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I've just read the recipe and noticed she says to prick 2lbs of blackcurrants with a pin :shock::shock::shock:

 

I can think of better things to do with my time :lol:

 

Apart from thet, it is the same way I make my strawberry jam, slice strawberries and leave in a bowl overnight with the sugar. I always use Jam Sugas (not Preserving Sugar) with Strawberry Jam as it has added pectin to make it set.

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No, it's not to do with sweetness - it's to do with the amount of pectin in different fruits.

 

Strawberries have very little and blackcurrants have plenty. Fruit with a decent amout of pectin will set very easily and vice versa.

 

I'm sure if you trawl around using your search engine, I'm sure you will find plenty about jam making.

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