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Aunt Mary’s Strawberry Jam

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Ingredients

  • 7 cups berries
  • 5 cups sugar

Method

  • Cut up berries in a bowl
  • Add sugar and mash
  • Let sit 15 minutes for juice to escape
  • Bring to a rolling boil for 20 mins
  • remove from heat and add certo(its what I do)
  • Add squirt of lemon and dab of butter to decrease foam
  • Skim off foam and bottle
  • Note: Aunt Mary did s rolling boil for 30 mins til color darkens and jam thickens/no certo required) Makes less jam!

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