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How to Fix (or Remake) Jam or Jelly That Turns Out Too Soft or Runny
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WW-00686 Reviewed 2009 William Schafer Food Science and Nutrition Fruit jellies are semisolid, preserved mixtures of fruit juice and sugar.By: Helen Polaski Traditionally, great jelly recipes are passed down from mother to daughter and friend to friend. To start a similar tradition in your neighborhood, start with the best grape jelly recipe you can find.
The Best Grape Jelly Recipe
Uh oh! Jelly help please. - Harvest Forum
Building on what Annie said, the commercial pectins (I'm not referring to Pomona's, which is a different type.) rely on a particular ratio of sugar to pectin to set. If you add more pectin, you may get a set - or you may not, because the additional pectin may need additional sugar. The problem with that, unless you're using a reduced-sugar pectin is commercial-pectin jams already have a whole lot of sugar, more by weight than any other type.Mix the sugar with the grape juice in a large non-aluminum pot. Stir until dissolved. Bring to a hard boil and add the pectin. If you are living at sea level, follow the directions for grape jelly that comes with the pectin. (The pectin recipe uses more sugar than my recipe. but I found you could cut down the sugar and still get a really good jelly.)

