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This jelly was really pleasant; it was sweet but not overly so, and subtly scented and flavored of rose. The color was gorgeous—a deep burgundy—even richer in color than my rose petals looked.
If you have fresh, organic petals, you can use them instead of dried, just be sure to trim off the pointy white base of each petal since it has a bitter flavor.
Note: pick pretty-colored rose petals because your jelly will be about the same color as the petals.
Bring water up to a rolling boil in a medium saucepan; add rose petals and boil 1 minute. Cover the saucepan, turn the heat off, and steep the rose petals 30 minutes. Strain the water through a cheesecloth-lined sieve, making sure to wring the cheesecloth to squeeze all the liquid from the petals; transfer the steeped rose water back to the saucepan.
Stir in the lemon juice, then whisk in the pectin and sugar until dissolved. Bring to a boil on high heat and boil 5 minutes (stirring frequently), turning heat down as necessary so it doesn’t boil over. Transfer to sterile jar(s), cool to room temperature, and then store refrigerated.
(Adapted from Rose-Works and Creamer Chronicles.)
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