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From: Martha Cooks!
On Monday, October 06, 2008
Ok, I'm back to my favorite forum with a question that has been bugging me for years. Do you dump out the water that forms in your sour cream container after you "break the seal", or do you dump the water? Why is that water there anyway?
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Review From: Tyshero
On Oct 7, 2008
RECIPE: Candy Apple Jelly
This was so easy to make. I used it as a jumping off point for pepper jelly. I had homemade apple juice, and omitted the butter and candies. I added 1 red pepper and 2 seranno chilis. Added the peppers to the juice, heated it, added the pectin,...
Review From: Chef #979195
On Oct 5, 2008
RECIPE: Jalapeno Pepper Jelly
Turning jars upside down after water bath processing was an old fashioned way to insure sealing. However, jars should never be inverted as this permits microscopic amounts of food or liquid to squeeze between the jar rim and the lid allowing air...
Review From: tank_girl
On Oct 3, 2008
RECIPE: Grape Jelly
I used this recipe my first time making jelly and it turned out perfectly. I used Concord grapes and ended up having closer to 6 cups of juice, but no problems!
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