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Peach Raspberry Jam

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This is the prettiest jam you’ll ever eat! It just makes me want to smile when I look at it

Ingredients

  • 1 cup Pureed Raspberries
  • 3 cups Pureed Peaches
  • 7-½ cups Sugar
  • 2 Tablespoons Lemon Juice
  • 1 package Pectin
  • 1 Tablespoon Butter

Preparation

Puree the raspberries and peaches (I usually do them separately so that I know I have enough of each fruit, and exactness is key with this jam) to the consistency you like. Less if you want it chunky, more if you want it smooth.

Add the fruit, sugar and lemon juice to a large pot and stir to combine. Cook over medium-low heat until it starts to boil, stirring constantly (burnt jam smells nasty, just trust me). If you find your jam is foaming a lot, a little butter will help reduce the foam.

When the jam comes to a nice rolling boil, add the pectin according to package instructions (mine says add pectin and boil for one minute). Remove from heat then ladle into hot jars, add the lid and process for your altitude, etc.

Enjoy!

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dolly1030 on 9.6.2010

Just made this today, only made three pints so I will use the mini jars next time!

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brendas104 on 8.8.2010

Any idea how many pints this would make?

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Cindy Lane on 7.4.2010

I changed this up a little but oh my gosh it turned out beautifully! Thank you so much for sharing!
By the way, I looked at your photoblog – love the work!

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Sara on 6.19.2010

Delicious – I made this with half peach and half raspberry, and it turned out beautifully! Lovely.

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zazu on 10.3.2009

Awesome! This was the first jam I’ve ever made and my first experience with canning. It was easy, turned out perfectly and is DELICIOUS!

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jenmckinnon on 9.25.2011

This is one of the three jams I made on my very first day of canning. It turned out beautifully, tastes amazing and my kids love it! All four of them have volunteered to help make more because they don’t want to eat store bought jam anymore!

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eigoob85 on 9.3.2011

yum!

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aswanson1996 on 8.20.2011

I make a lot of jams and jellys and this one is my favorite. I like to give it to people for a gift. It really does make a pretty jam. Thanks for sharing the recipe.

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Sara on 6.19.2010

Delicious – I made this with half peach and half raspberry, and it turned out beautifully! Lovely.

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