Jam chutney etcJam chutney etcHiya
I'm going to start making jams and chutneys from leftover fruit and wondered if anyone had any hints and tips? I've never made anything like this before, and my main concern is jars and sterilisation and how long things will keep for. Secondly, the easier the better as I'm not one for slaving for hours in the kitchen!!! Any help or ideas much appreciated!! Small steps lead to big changes
I make jam and Spencer has made chutney. I scald the jars, with really hot water and let then dry upside down naturally. Haven't had any problems
Wendy http://www.busheyk9.co.uk
If you can't be a good example........ you will just have to be a horrible warning wash and rinse jars and put them in a microwave for 1 minute. That will make them hot but dont stand em on anything cold as they will smash. If you put hot jam or chutney in them make sure the jars are also hot. Cold jam in cold jars. I experimented with a really evil chutney last year and made loads. It has almost all been used up now as we all like a challenge ... to eat it!!!
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That's the way I always do it
There are recipes of jams and chutney I have made on my blog (link below) Look in the recipe section under Categories on the right hand side and just keep click to 'next' page as you scroll through You can see my bantams, quail, allotment, recipes, and so much more here
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