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Here is part one.)
After you have made the juice, you have to turn it into jelly. Essentially, you add a bunch of sugar and cook the sugared juice until it's reaching the jelling point (8* above boiling).
Here is the process in pictures.
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The juice with the sugar, cooking. I put the sugar in too early, but it doesn't seem to have caused a problem. |
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A tricky part (for me) is remembering that all the jars and lids have to be sterilized! I did it in a steamer basket, but you can use paper towels and a pot with water in it just as well. |
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A jam funnel makes it easier to not get jelly on the threads of the jars. |
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The finished product! |
Except, there's a little lie there. The picture above is not the finished product. My jelly has turned into a three step process again! Stay tuned for part 3, which will come as soon as possible, pending schoolwork.
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