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Well, I am new to the canning business and just realized that I messed
up my plum jelly. I followed the directions, but read them wrong. I used the recipe below. Can I fix this or just use it as a syrup? Now that I know what I did wrong (through a bit of internet research and a light bulb moment), I can make more the right way. Recipe from Ball Liquid Pectin Package: Plum 7, 8 oz jars Preperation of fruit Pit and finely chop (do not peel). Place in saucepan; add 1 1/2 cups water. Bring to boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer 10 minutes. Ingredients (in addition to 1 pouch Ball Fruit Jell Liquid Pectin unless otherwise listed) 4 cups prepared plum juice (6 lbs.) 6 1/2 cups sugar Now, where I messed up is that I read this recipe wrong. When I read the 4 cups prepared plum juice I thought in addition to the plums I had boiled. So, effectively I had double the amount of juice I needed. Can I fix this now? I already tried to re-make it using 4 tbsp lemon juice, 1 1/2 cups sugar and 4 tbsp lemon juice. That doesn't seem to have worked either ![]() Please help! At least I know what not to do next time! |
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