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Redbeet Jelly

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A yummy delicious jelly with a raspberry flavor. It’s perfect slathered onto warm homeade bread. It’s one of my personal favorites!

Ingredients

  • 6 cups Redbeet Juice (not Pickled)
  • ½ cups Lemon Juice
  • 2 packages (1.75 Oz. Package) Sure-Jell
  • 8 cups White Sugar
  • 6 ounces, weight Red Raspberry Jello

Preparation

Note: I get my redbeet juice from cooking redbeets in water which is being prepared for the purpose of canning.

Bring redbeet juice, lemon juice, and Sure-Jell to a boil on low heat. Add sugar and jello. Continue boiling for six minutes, stirring constantly. Immediately pour into jelly jars, leaving a 1/2 inch space from the top of the jar to the jelly mixture. Cover with lids and rings. Set on a stable heatproof surface to seal. Let sit for at least 12 hours before moving.

Note: You do not need to can this in boiling water. Because the jelly liquid is so hot, it will seal by itself.

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Sharon on 10.24.2010

This brought back fond memories for me. My Mother made this one year at Christmas time, and asked all my Aunts to try and identify what it was made of! Of course, no one could. The jelly is delicious, and such a beautiful color! I’ve been thinking about making it again. Thanks for reminding me.

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