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Default Making a double batch of Preserves?

I'm using Shure Jell to make Strawberry Preserves, as the
berries are plentiful now. I use 5 cups crushed cleaned berries
to 7 cups sugar and 1 pack Shure Jell.

Question: What is method you use to make a double or triple batch?
Or, is this adviseable or should I just stick to the method that
works every time for me?

BTW, I do not like the cooking method as that changes the flavor
completely, you lose the fresh strawberry flavor.

Jim


 
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