How to Make Raspberry Jam (Freezer Method)

Prepare the raspberries., Tip into a mixing bowl., Measure the 8 cups needed for this recipe. , Add 7 cups of sugar to a preserving pot or large heavy-based saucepan., Add 2 cups of water., Turn the stove hotplate onto medium-high heat., Remove from...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Prepare the raspberries.

    Give them a very gentle rinse by dipping them into cold water while in a colander. , Mash with a potato masher or a muddle. ,, Add the Sure-Jell (or other brand) pectin too.

    Stir to combine well. , Stir through. , Cook until it starts to boil, stirring constantly.

    When it starts to boil, cook for 1 minute exactly (no more). , Add the crushed raspberries and stir for 1 minute. , Seal tightly.

    Let stand for 24 hours.

    During this time the jam will set.

    Do not fill right to the top; leave space for expansion during freezing. , Pop the jars into the freezer and let freeze. , The frozen jam should stay good for up to a year.
  2. Step 2: Tip into a mixing bowl.

  3. Step 3: Measure the 8 cups needed for this recipe.

  4. Step 4: Add 7 cups of sugar to a preserving pot or large heavy-based saucepan.

  5. Step 5: Add 2 cups of water.

  6. Step 6: Turn the stove hotplate onto medium-high heat.

  7. Step 7: Remove from the heat immediately.

  8. Step 8: Pour into the sterilized jars.

  9. Step 9: Label and date the jars.

  10. Step 10: Thaw in the refrigerator prior to eating.

Detailed Guide

Give them a very gentle rinse by dipping them into cold water while in a colander. , Mash with a potato masher or a muddle. ,, Add the Sure-Jell (or other brand) pectin too.

Stir to combine well. , Stir through. , Cook until it starts to boil, stirring constantly.

When it starts to boil, cook for 1 minute exactly (no more). , Add the crushed raspberries and stir for 1 minute. , Seal tightly.

Let stand for 24 hours.

During this time the jam will set.

Do not fill right to the top; leave space for expansion during freezing. , Pop the jars into the freezer and let freeze. , The frozen jam should stay good for up to a year.

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