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HelixStalwart wrote:
>>Banana Tropic Jam >> >>4 cups mashed or pureed ripe bananas* >>1.5 cups fresh squeezed orange juice (I used Valencias) >>0.5 cups fresh squeezed lime juice (Key or Mexican limes are best if >>you can get them) >>3 cups sugar >>1 box no-sugar pectin (I used Sure-Jell, but other will probably work >>just fine too.) > > > What was the yield on this recipe please? Oh, and over here in the UK > we tend to only be able to get Certo liquid pectin - how does this > compare to the powdered in amount used? > I guess this is sticking my nose into the discussion, but if you substitute certo liquid for "no sugar" pectin you will have to use a lot more sugar ( usually 7 cups vs 3 cups or less) for the same recipe if it is like the Bernardin "no sugar needed pectin" which uses 0 to 3 cups maximum sugar per box. Good luck and let us know how it works out. The year we lived in Hong Kong, banana jam ( without the citrus juices) was available in the stores, but was very sweet. Ellen |
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