How to Make Strawberry Jam WITHOUT PECTIN (Sugar Free Jam and Low Sugar Jam Options)


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  1. Mary's Nest
    Mary's Nest says:

    Hi Sweet Friends, Today, I am sharing How to Make Strawberry Jam WITHOUT PECTIN with this full-length “How To” Class. Sugar Free and Low Sugar Options are covered in this video along with a Complete Step by Step Water Bath Canning Tutorial.

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    ➡️TIMESTAMPS:
    0:00 Introduction
    1:15 Ingredients for How to Make Jam Without Pectin
    8:05 Basic Water Bath Canning Instructions
    20:05 Instructions for How to Make Jam Without Pectin
    31:37 Instructions for How to Water Bath Can Jam

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    ➡️RELATED VIDEOS:
    • NO SUGAR Strawberry Jam: https://youtu.be/O6elzPRVcXI
    • Low Sugar Strawberry Jam: https://youtu.be/mj_awLHqq6U
    • Strawberry Vinegar: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkRuW3pBo2U2M3dRA483q5KJ7JkJfn3fS
    • Water Bath Canning 101: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkRuW3pBo2U1zNG5qZgOWAauXP5zjxvND
    • Three Citrus Marmalade Jam: https://youtu.be/9DIcbFLmuhw
    • Mastering the Basics of Traditional "Nutrient Dense" Foods Cooking: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkRuW3pBo2U3b4eu0QraZReKlGzA11h3y

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    Thanks for watching! Love, Mary

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  2. Silvia G
    Silvia G says:

    Hi Mary, thank you so much for all your videos I’m learning so many things I didn’t know. I’m wondering if you could do a video on strawberry and rhubarb no pectin low sugar jam ? Would I follow this recipe and just add the same amount of rhubarb? Again thank you so much you are amazing!

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  3. Anne Middleditch's
    Anne Middleditch's says:

    Mary hello from England!
    Wondering if you could advice me on making reduced sugar crab apple jelly. I also have home made crab apple liquid which I freeze every year. Much appreciated with many thanks anne

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  4. Lottie-Da
    Lottie-Da says:

    It would be best to not use fresh lemons for acidity unless you test the batch before canning for 4.6 or lower acidity; USDA guidelines insist on bottled lemon juice for acidity consistency. You should have mentioned the acidity level issue and safe canning guidelines.

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  5. Colleen Jerns
    Colleen Jerns says:

    I used Monk fruit as a sweetener this year when I made my cranberry sauce. Big mistake. While it seems fine when you open your jar, if you have to refrigerate left over sauce in your jar, the Monk fruit crystallizes. Very crunchy and not the texture that I want my jam to have. Go with the stevia.

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  6. Cielo Noriega
    Cielo Noriega says:

    Oh lord I’ve been here waiting for the recipe for 45 minutes before you go from here and there… if you would just talk less and go straight to the point I’m sure more would follow . It’s just exasperating

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  7. Anne Goggans QHHT healing hypnosis
    Anne Goggans QHHT healing hypnosis says:

    Our grandmothers used crabapples 😎 that’s what those bitter little things were for. I did not realize lemons 🍋 had it too. Thank you 😊. Strawberries are very high histamine, for those with allergies, so blueberries are our “jam” 😉 BTW, I always add stevia at the end. Monk fruit on the “shelves” is mostly eurithritol

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  8. Anita Garcia
    Anita Garcia says:

    I’m a first time canner and I loved how you did everything step by step. I have a few questions can I use a regular pot? Do I leave rings on if I’m gifting my jam?

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  9. Forrest Gump
    Forrest Gump says:

    I use the Graniteware water bath canners on my glass top electric stove all the time. What I did, not knowing about the suction problem but to protect the pot itself, was to find some old cast iron grates from a gas stove top and put the canner on top of those. Takes a little bit longer to heat up the water, but works like a charm!

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  10. catmusicgirl
    catmusicgirl says:

    I was looking for a strawberry jam recipe. Didn't know this would be a basic canning tutorial. Could have been done in half the time without explaining all the canning basics. That should be a separate video, IMO…

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  11. Mom Life
    Mom Life says:

    Hello. I just stumbled across your channel while looking for canning videos. You do an amazing job at explaining everything in detail. I have just 1 question- what is your take on using real lemon juice compared to store bought? Everything I see says to use store bought bc of acidity. But I don't want to use store bought as it has added ingredients.

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  12. dan smith
    dan smith says:

    Dear Mary – I just used Your video for procedure plus ingredient knowledge for My own batch of very reduced sugar Blackberry Jam. It's still lava hot in my recycled jars but when i pulled my spoon out and let it cool, the jam set on the spoon. Thankyou very much and also thank You for being so happy in Your videos. I am a grumpy auld man and I woke up feeling ill this morning and You really cheered Me up.

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  13. The Seed sower
    The Seed sower says:

    Can I still use this recipe if I have already frozen my strawberries ? I have such a harvest this year it is the only way I can keep up with them without them going bad before I can use them. Thank you sweet Lady !

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  14. Sky Fae
    Sky Fae says:

    As a kid I used to love watching cooking shows and would pretend I was starring in my own show. My grandmother used to can, but her health and cognitive function s have declined so much I worry asking her for advice will result in improper canned goods so I needed to relearn how to do ir. Your channel has so much nostalgia for those cooking shows when I was a kid and was very informative so thank u for taking the time to share. This will be my second year water bath canning and my first year making jams and jelly so I'm glad I ran across your channel. Would the ratio of Stevie still be the same if I were using a pure powder stevia instead of a liquid? That's the kind d we use for coffee and I can't even remember what the ratio it would be for my coffee if sweetened with sugar, I've been using stevia in it for years.

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