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blackcurrant jam

I have been searching threads for a b/c jam recipe does anyone have one and any tips on making it .thanks

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  • torbrex
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    ellie14 wrote: »
    I have been searching threads for a b/c jam recipe does anyone have one and any tips on making it .thanks
    I have a tried and well used recipe for both jam and jelly and will be pleased to let you have them once I find the written version (I do not trust the version in my head)
  • ellie14
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    thanks for looking ,i have got b/c in pan but dont know how much water to put in orhow long I boil the fruit.
  • torbrex
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    Do you want jam or jelly?
  • ellie14
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    Jam please
  • torbrex
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    I work in old money so you will need to adjust to suit.

    For jam - put 4 pounds of fruit in pan, add about 10 cups of water and bring to the boil for about 10 minutes then add 8 pounds of sugar and stir until sugar melts, bring back to the boil and boil steadily for about 30 mins until jam sets on testing, I dont use a thermometer and stay beside pan stirring and testing the whole time.
    Add a knob of butter whilst cooling to keep the berries soft.
  • ellie14
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    The jam is finished all is well ,looks good thanks for everything .
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