Blackberry Jelly Recipe

Ingredients:

  • 4 lbs (1.8 kg) blackberries
  • 1 lb (450 g) cooking apples
  • Juice of 1 lemon
  • 1¼ pints (1 litre) water
  • ¾ lb (338 g) sugar per pint of juice obtained.

Method:

  • Wash and wipe the apples, cut into quarters, but do not remove the skin or core.
  • Wash and drain the blackberries and pick over to remove any unsound fruit and stalks.
  • Put the apples into a pan with the water and lemon juice and stew until pulpy.
  • Add the blackberries and continue stewing until the blackberries are soft.
  • Test for pectin.
  • Turn into a jelly bag and leave overnight to strain.
  • Measure the juice and heat in a pan.
  • Add ¾ lb (338 g) warmed sugar to each pint of juice, stirring until all the sugar has dissolved.
  • Bring to the boil and boil rapidly until the jelly sets when tested.
  • Remove the scum.
  • Pot and seal whilst still hot.

Filed under All Recipes, Blackberries, Fruit, Jellies, Val's Preserves, Vegetarian Recipes by

Comments on Blackberry Jelly Recipe »

Lorna Baxter @ 6:46 pm

What a fantastic website with such terrific ideas for vegetables and fruit. My friend has an orchard and at this time of year has an abundance of apples and I wanted this year to do something different with this wonderful "free" supply. I am going to have a go at some herb jellies, and apple jams. Then I am going to go through the individual vegetable recipe ideas, which should keep me out of trouble until at least spring.

Val @ 12:41 pm

I'm envious if your friend has got some bramleys! I can never get enough of them. Glad you liked the site, it's always nice to have such positive comments.

Sue Holmes @ 1:05 pm

I've been puzzling over what "mease" the juice could possibly mean.
I'm guessing it should say "measure" the juice.

The only definition I can find in the dictionary for Mease is "five hundred herring" and I'm sure it's nothing to do with that!!!

Val @ 8:11 pm

Duly altered!

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