
1. I bought a funnel, which REALLY helped to eliminate a mess when I poured the hot jam into the jars. (I fear I may have temporarily died my wooden countertops hot pink from a few strawberry incidents last night.)
2. I "processed", or boiled the jars for 10 minutes after closing the lids. Apparently this helps to extend the shelf life.
Ingredients:
5 cups figs (cut in half and stems removed)
1/2 cup water
1/4 c lemon juice
generous sprinkle cinnamon
1 1.75 ounce box pectin
7 cups sugar
I followed the same instructions that I outlined in my strawberry rhubarb jam recipe, adding the final processing step.
your amazing making jam in the summer. I never realized how precious the inside of a fig possesses! What a great center piece maybe in a pink candy dish.
ReplyDeleteYum! I love fig jam with goat cheese too...I wonder if it would work on roasted pork?
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