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The Beginnings of Jelly Making


The first batch had 6 lbs of ripe Grapes.


The Green Grapes contain natural pectin. I prefer to use them over boxed pectin. Most recipes call for 75% ripe grapes to 25% green. I use slightly more green grapes and might even throw in a Granny Smith apple.


The stems aren't wasted. Our hogs and chickens will devour them! Rabbits like them too. My sulcata tortoise, Little Joe, will eat up to 40 grape leaves a day.

It was so hot in the days that followed that i froze the grape juice to turn into jelly another day. The natural pectin will not be affected.

I didn't have to sweat in a nearly 100 degree kitchen, and our family will still get natural jelly from our homegrown grapes. Wendy's winning!


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