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dueckcowgirl on 5.17.2010




I’ve made this twice now and it’s turned out wonderful both times! I left changes I had to make the second time around (due to not being able to find low sugar pectin in comments) Thanks for sharing this wonderful recipe. I’ve enjoyed it on toast, scones and as a topping for lemon tartlets.
katief1002 on 12.14.2010




This. Is. Amazing. Just made a batch for Christmas gift baskets I’m sending out and it is soooo good!! It has the perfect amount of lemony goodness!
scarredbutlucky on 5.14.2011




Absolutely perfect and delicious. I will definitely be making it next blueberry season! I didn’t get as many half pints as expected {i only got 7.5} but no biggie.
Kirsten on 8.3.2011




Very good recipe…I love a very citrusy flavor so would like to experiment with adding some more lemon zest!
raesmama1 on 10.7.2011




My whole family adored this! It was gone before my apple butter (and that’s the house favorite!). The only difference I think I’d make next time is to run it through a food mill to get out the skins. Great recipe! Thanks so much.
clojkovic on 7.10.2012




I made this last week and it’s AMAZING! Everyone that’s tried it loves it. I’m a beginning canner and it was easy.
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Stella on 8.19.2009
My sister-in-law and I made this recipe and one other blueberry one from this site. This one was the better recipe! So delicious. We are going to get more blueberries and can this for gifts! The “Lemonade” part is just right- enough flavor to add zing without overwhelming the blueberry. I was wary that this would be too lemony but the balance is just right. And it’s easy to make!
desylicious on 8.19.2009
Is it okay to use fresh squeezed lemon juice, or must bottled lemon juice be used?
Karenpie on 8.19.2009
Hi desylicious!
I always use bottled lemon juice when canning anything. A county extension agent told me that it’s more predictable than fresh squeezed.
Stella – I’m so pleased you liked the jam! I just love it. Try it with lime, too – same amounts of zest and juice as the lemon. It’s FABULOUS!
cntrycook4 on 8.21.2009
Oh my goodness. My local store had blueberries on sale for $1 a pint. I bought some just to make this recipe. I”m going back to get more. I have to make this for gifts because I sure don’t want to share mine. I can’t wait to warm it up tomorrow and put on my pancakes. OOHHH or over icecream!! Thanks for a great recipe, its so delicious. Even my son who won’t eat jelly loved this one!
Karenpie on 8.22.2009
Hi cntrycook4! I did the same thing – made a bazillion half pints of this stuff to give as gifts for teachers, etc. Wouldn’t it make a cute little hostess gift, along with some homemade bread? Although I must admit I’m pretty selfish with my homemade bread!
Thanks for telling me your thoughts!
angelakd on 9.2.2009
Great recipe, I made this last night and was stealing tastes the entire time I was making it, don’t know if I’ll be able to give these away I like them so much. Thanks for the great recipe.
2marbles on 9.6.2009
this is AWESOME! Great flavor. I’m making this one again and again!
Even my picky 7 y/o said, “Excellent!” lol
on 9.21.2009
Looks and sounds fabulous!
Can you use frozen blueberries?
Karenpie on 9.27.2009
You can totally use frozen berries. When they defrost, they’ll be even softer and more macerated in the jam. That’s the only way I make strawberry jam – using berries that I’ve frozen first. I don’t like firm chunks of fruit in my jams. Sigh. Sometimes it sucks being so high maintenance. Ha!Ha!
dueckcowgirl on 4.27.2010
I just finished making this jam and I have to say it’s a keeper! It’s in the lineup with Elises Apple butter now permanently. This will be my 2010 Christmas gift jam. Thanks for the recipe!
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