... Or maybe its more technically jelly. As it doesn't move much when I turn the jar upside down.
It spreads Ok and tastes quite good, if I do say so myself.
I got most of the seeds out, you can see the only one I think slipped through and I think that jar also has a few lemon pips in it too. Its made from the plums I posted here, well some of them.
I'll share the recipe sometime soon. I'm thinking a second try is in order.
Congratulations on being a jam maker! Do you know that when one of my grandsons eats jam he gets a rash around his mouth? But not with Grandma's homemade jam.
ReplyDeleteYum, and cute jars!
ReplyDeleteBy my way of thinking, not a lot of movement is GOOD. Runny jam is the pits. Way to go, lady.
ReplyDeleteoh yum yum yum
ReplyDeleteYay, you did it! Jam making is such a big learning curve (at least I found it to be so), it takes a few goes to become comfortable with it. Enjoy your jammy journey, Tammy! :)
ReplyDeleteYou'll love eating that homemade jam, it's the best. xo
ReplyDeleteGood On you T!!!
ReplyDeleteWooo hoo! I bet it does taste good! xx
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