As you know I love making jelly and jams from unusual wild flowers and berries. Red bud, dandelion to mention a few. This time we are doing blueberry with lavender. Hope you make a pan of biscuits and...
Author: Dave T.
This is one of many home-cooked rhubarb jams that I enjoy making. Plus it's such an easy jam to make. I like that I can just cook it, cool it, and store it in the refrigerator or freezer.
Author: Cindi M Bauer
This Christmas jelly tastes like hot cider in jelly form. You mainly taste the apple, but there are lovely undertones of cranberry and citrus. This would be great on some biscuits or toast on Christmas...
Author: Sheri Zarnick
Picking blueberries was a family project. We would freeze some and make jam from the rest. Here is a favorite old family recipe for jam. Its an easy one, too! This jam was so good on toast, ice cream,...
Author: Caroline ShupertRecipes
I was looking for Cherry Jam recipes when I stumbled upon this heavenly recipe! I knew the minute I read the recipe, I had to make some! I can see this spread between cake layers or warmed and spread on...
Author: Diane Atherton
I am so glad I found this recipe and finally got to make this jam. I did cut the sugar back from 7 cups to 3 cups of sugar. The next time I will try to go down to 2 1/2 or even 2 cups. This jam tastes...
Author: Kimberly Biegacki
I was looking around in an old Farmers cookbook and found a recipe for Pineapple Jelly with a friend. At first I thought ewww! Then as we thought about it, it sounded really good! So I decided I would...
Author: Valerie Butler @pepsilluver
This is one of my husbands favorite cakes. I try to make it on Thansgiving or Christamas every year. The caramel icing gives it a finishing touch. This cake is very rich in taste.
Author: Betty Graves
I came across this recipe in an old Kerr canning book I got at a yard sale. It uses no pectin but it turns out great without it ! Another plus is that it uses less sugar. It takes a little time, but it's...
Author: Millie Johnson
My grand children love to help make this jelly :-) my online cookbook: http://tx-cherokee.tripod.com/index.html
Author: Rose Dailey
The pineapple and cantaloupe compliment each other really well. Makes a beautiful marmalade that is tasty too. I choose to add a kick of spice but either way, this will be a great addition to your canning...
Author: Tammy Brownlow
Why buy relish? This is just as good.Unknown source
Author: Lynnda Cloutier @eatygourmet
As a young person growing up on a Southern farm, I looked forward to Wild Blackberries getting ripe.They grew around the edge of our cotton and corn field so we checked them often. My mother would give...
Author: Jewel Hall
This was taken from Ball's Home Preserving Book. The big one that has 400 recipes for preserving, not the thin one. Tastes just like you are eating apple pie!
Author: Marilee Rayome
This is another delicious jelly done with juice that I have been making for years now . I got this from my Kerr canning pamphlet that I've relied on for years.
Author: Karla Everett @Karla59
The season for Seville oranges in the UK is only for the month of January and it is hard to get hold of them where I live, so an alternative had to be found. My partner loves his marmalade and goes through...
Author: Clare Chambers
Spring is upon us and the wild violets are about to spring forth. Take this time to gather them up for recipes and future use. Check out my other recipes for violets
Author: Stormy Stewart
My eldest daughter and I have such fun going on our Grape Gathering adventures! These memories come alive as each jar of jelly is opened throughout the year...Good Times. Good Food!
Author: Kat Strickland
This jelly is simple, thrifty and so good. It really does taste like Candy Apples! I make it every year for holiday gifts. Love its festive color! Top cream cheese with it for a wonderful dip, or make...
Author: Tess Geer
want a recipe for jam that everyone will be talking about, well this is it. Rose pedal/chamomile/Lavender Jelly wonderful on fresh buscuits, homemade toast, scones and as the jam in jam cookies, it is...
Author: Stormy Stewart @karlyn255
I've canned a lot of jellies over the years & several kinds of grape jellies: purple, white, muscadine, mustang jelly & wild grape jelly. Have basically used the same recipe for all. A fellow JAP member...
Author: Peggi Anne Tebben @cookiequeen
Something a little different. Wonderful on muffins, toast, french toast and pancakes!
Author: Sher Bird @Litehouse9
When i saw this did a double take.Children think it neat just to say "I Have Root Beer Jelly"
Author: charlene graham
This is a very old recipe. It comes from the red seeded watermelon which flesh is not edible raw, but was used for making a preserve used in sweetmeats, fruitcakes, cookies and puddings in the early 1600...
Author: Dana Ramsey @DRamsey
Whoa Momma, this is a hot one! I even chickened out and only put 2 instead of 4 Habanero peppers like I wanted to. Yet, it is still a spicy/hot jam. But, it is a sweet Heat. I love the fresh taste of basil...
Author: Kimberly Biegacki @pistachyoo
The smell of Earl Grey steeping on the countertop will make your mouth water!
Author: Annemarie Fussell
This recipe is straight from the Ball Canning "Bible" - whole fresh ingredients and a small tsp of butter (to keep the foam down) makes for a delicious jam spread - I could not keep my family from eating...
Author: Donna Young @DivineMsD
This jam was a tradition in my Grandmother's house. Its a delicious mixed fruit jam that can be made anytime of the year and is WONDERFUL for a gift. Grandma served hers with big hot biscuits but you can...
Author: Kathie Carr @kathiecc
I received this recipe from a pen pal.
Author: Rev BJ Friley
I've been making this jam for years and its so easy to make and delicious too.
Author: Karla Everett
This comes straight from the Ball Complete Book of Home Preserving that I bought this year pg 131. Text copyright 2006 Jarden Corp. I made this and after tasting,and made 2 more batches. We recently had...
Author: Jane Whittaker @janenov46
Honestly. . . the only reason I made Peach Jelly was because I made so much juice for my Strawberry Peach Jelly. Turns out. . .this was a good thing. I now have requests to make more. Just another jelly...
Author: Valerie Butler
Our local Museum made the "Redbud Jelly" and says it is wonderful, using buds/flowers from the tons of "Redbud Trees" that grow through our area. I got the recipe from this web site: http://farmpath.blogspot.com/2010/10/redbud-jelly-recipe.html,...
Author: Straws Kitchen(*o *) @CinCooks
In Loving Memory of Patsy Marie Paul Many times the heart of a recipe is one of the most important ingredients included. The memories and the love are just as important as the sugar, flour and butter,...
Author: Melissa Dommert @mdommert
This is a very sophisticated jelly to have on hand for the parties, holidays, and unexpected visitors. Enjoy this with crackers and soft cream cheese.
Author: Donna Graffagnino
I have always wanted to make jam out of my rhubarb, but did not want it to sweet or to sour..and I love cherries so I went to the cupboard and revamped a recipe that I had. This may be a little on the...
Author: deb baldwin @messinthekitchen
Unlike traditional hot pepper jelly this has a refreshingly citrus flavor and is made with sweet bell peppers. It's great on biscuits and toast or with cream cheese and crackers.
Author: Donna Graffagnino
This is an old recipe... it is very tasty... and can be used as any jelly or jam, and to enhance other recipes.
Author: Colleen Sowa @colleenlucky7
I struggled to find a good but simple low sugar version of this recipe that makes a full batch and consistently turns out right, so thought others might appreciate it. Great color, set, and flavor. This...
Author: Brad Nichols
This recipe is from an old friend who gave it to me but her family loved it
Author: Beth Goike
I absolutely love apple butter. I wanted to try something different and orange was the first thing that came to mind. I always love the flavor of orange this time of year. It worked so well I thought I...
Author: Tammy Brownlow
This is a wonderfully rich and moist cake. My sister has perfected the recipe over the years and handed it down to me.
Author: Linda Brown
My grandmother made floral jelly when I was a kid. This was the first of the year as it bloomed before anything! It will have a orange/citrus taste, yes you can leave the orange out. A true Appalachian...
Author: Dave T. @AirRail
I was inspired by this jam after a visit to Montreal, Quebec. I was given a taste by a vendor at a farmers market, which explained her almost cult following! It is refreshing and can be served on toast,...
Author: Sheila Nakata