EASY MULBERRY JAM!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- Mulberries, Mulberries everywhere! The ladies pick the mulberry tree and make some homemade jam....without store bought pectin!
Mulberry Jam:
2 lbs mulberries
1/2 lemon
1.5 to 2 cups sugar
Rinse the mulberries off. You can stem them if you want, I don't bother! Put in a large pot and squeeze the lemon juice in. Then quarter up the lemon and throw it in (take the seeds out first). Add sugar. Cover and heat over low, stirring occasionally, for about 2 hrs. At about the 1 hr mark, use a potato masher or wooden spoon to crush the berries. To see if it's ready, take out a small spoonful, let cool, and see if it's sticky enough for your liking!
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Thanks for the info on Pectin Laura, I think I'll give some jam a go your way 😀
Hope it worked out for you! It's definitely a learn-as-you go thing, it took me a few tries to figure out how to tell when jam/jelly is "ready"
Thank you. A nice recipe. I will try this in the coming season. Best to your family.
You're welcome! Thanks for stopping by!!
Thanks for the video. I made jam for the 1st time using your recipe. It tastes great but the consistency is to chunky. Do you put hot into jars? Do they seal? Or do you some other preservation method?
I do hot jars and water bath process for 10 minutes
You're amazing Laura! Wish I had half your energy.
Haha...well. Some days all I want to do is nap on the couch ;-)
Looks delicious! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Magic! It's a Divine Providence that provides divinely at the Teal House Farm.
We are very blessed! THank you for watching!
The mulberries bring bring back my childhood. The worst part was the stems.
That is VERY true. I've found that it's easier to just leave the stems on for anything that's cooked or baked. You really can't tell they are there! I only stem them if we're eating them fresh!
This is an awesome video! I learned a lot for when we move to our Farm! Thank you so much for sharing!!!
Thank you for watching. Best of luck on your move!
I'd charge more for those mulberry fed chicken eggs. :) At least it helps cut the feed costs.
It does! They LOVE that tree.
Finally !? For tow pounds of mulberry we must use 6 cups of sugars as you said at beginning or jut 2 cups as recommended at the end🤷🏼♂️
Hi Sunny! You need 6 cups of sugar if you are using a store bought pectin packet. You only need 2 cups if you make it without adding pectin (using the chopped up lemon and longer cooking time instead). Hope that helps!
Teal House Farm thank you very much. You clear my confusion. God bless🙏🏽🌷🕊
HELLO,GREAT HELPERS.GOOD JELLY MAKING.I'M SURE IT'S YUMMY.I HAVE NEVER HAD A MULBERRY.THEY LOOK LIKE A LONGER BLACKBERRY WITH A LITTLE RED RASBERRY MIXED IN.WONDER WHERE I COULD BUY SOME JELLY FROM? HAVE A FUN WEEKEND.THANKS FOR YOUR VIDEO.GOD BLESS.♡♡♡♡♡♡♡...........
I've seen mulberry jelly online before. I think a lot of places don't carry it because the mulberry is such a pain to stem, no one wants to grow a bunch on purpose lol.
HELLO THANKS FOR THE INFO.I DID FIND IT ONLINE.THANKS.TO BAD MORE OF ISN'T PLANTED AND GROWN.I MAY HAVE TO TRY TO GROW IT HERE IN CALIFORNIA IN MY YARD
Looks yummy :)
It was :-)
My Mulberry jelly always turned out to be syrup, which was good. I didn't know it was a low pectin fruit. I bet you see purple chicken poop everywhere.
Yes, yes we do lol. But it's ok. It's a trade off I'll take in exchange for all those delicious berries!
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Oh my God they are so adorable! Kids are adorable at that age. They look like cabbage patch dolls. Unfortunately there is a rather unpleasant transformation as they approach their teen years.