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Borage Jelly
Ingredients
6 cups
borage
leaves and flowers
2 tablespoons
lemons
1 package
(1 ¾ ounce) dry
pectin
5 cups
sugar
Preparation
1
Soak
borage leaves and flowers parts in a 4 cups of cold water overnight, drain and
strain,
pressing
the liquid out of the leaves and flowers gently.
2
Measure
4 cups of the liquid, add the lemon
juice,
and pectin.
3
Put into a deep jelly kettle and bring to a
rolling
boil,
then add sugar and
stir
to
mix
well.
4
Stir
and
boil
hard for 1 1/2 minutes, or until mixture sheets from a wooden
spoon,
skim,
pour into hot
clean
1/2 pint jelly jars.
5
Seal
the a
water bath
accordingly.
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canning recipes
jelly
food storage
food preservation
Yield:
8 servings
Added:
Thursday, December 3, 2009 - 11:32am
Creator:
Sheri Wetherell
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