Prepare your grapes like this next time! You will not regret!


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INGREDIENTS: • 800 g of pitted grapes • 1 cup of sugar • Juice of 1/2 lemon Click on the link below and access other delicious …

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  1. Wateringman
    Wateringman says:

    You should have put that blender mixture through a sieve. It would be smoother, and silkier to the palate, after removing the grape skins. Anyone copying your recipe, should taste the difference. Keeping the skins makes the mixture darker, and just gives the impression that there are more ingredients in the jam. You just cook it down enough to make it thicker. And you can use a food mill to remove skins and seeds in one shot. And 800 grams is 1 3/4 pounds by weight.

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  2. Isaiah69
    Isaiah69 says:

    I was a little confused cause I was thinking that was definitely a lime but I forget that some people in different places call them lemons lmao

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  3. Stormy Gayle
    Stormy Gayle says:

    You actually added 1 cup
    Of sugar to
    Naturs lowest sugar fruit … and then you added lemon to reduce the sweetness.?????
    You cld have just used pectin to
    Help set the grape 🍇 blend and saved yourself a gizzillion calories ??

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  4. Parveen Singh
    Parveen Singh says:

    💕💕 AAPKI wow aapki recipe to dekh hi etni sundar lag😋😋 rahi hai to khane me kitni sundar lagegi kyu na aap ese khal pe dale ……..🥰🥰

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  5. Ashley
    Ashley says:

    I feel like this person just found somone else's " interesting" cooking videos and dubs her voice in. She's constantly giving in incorrect information.

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  6. Jan Wheeler
    Jan Wheeler says:

    It is jam, you changed and said " you need to make this grape jelly at home". You had it right before it's jam not jelly. You'd also be better off adding a lid on your blender. Different blenders have different power and you could have a HUGE MESS by not adding a lid. If you want a great change from grape, cinnamon apple jelly is easy and delicious. Smuckers in the 1970s had this jelly in restaurants but now many dont know how great it is. "Candy Apple Jelly": add 1 quart apple cider, 1 cup of red hots cinnamon candy, 5 cups sugar, 1 pkg pectin, boil everything but sugar, to full rolling boil then add sugar return to rolling boil for 1 minute. Remove from heat, pour into hot pint jars, put lids on, place upside down for 10 minutes, then right side up to cool. Lids will self seal when cooling and are now shelf stable. This tastes wonderful on raisin toast, English muffins and kids love it!

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