Floating fruit can make homemade jam look uneven, but a few smart homemade jam tips can help prevent floating fruit and improve your finished jars. From fruit size to filling temperature, small-batch preserves turn out better when the mixture is set up to suspend the fruit evenly.
These quince preserves with honey and vanilla turn an old-fashioned pantry recipe into something fragrant, jewel-toned, and easy to love. Perfect for small-batch canning, this honey vanilla jam brings out the best in fall fruit preserving with just a few simple ingredients.
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These cherry rhubarb preserves bring together sweet cherries and tart rhubarb in a bright, small-batch jam that’s perfect for toast, biscuits, or cheese boards. With vivid color and a fresh seasonal flavor, they also make lovely gift jar ideas for spring summer canning.
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Mulberry jam brings out the best in a modest harvest, turning ripe berries into a bright, tart-sweet spread that’s perfect on warm toast. This easy small-batch preserve captures the fruit’s deep color and fresh flavor in a simple homemade jam recipe you’ll want to make again.
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Learn how to spot the jam set point before your fruit spread turns runny or too stiff. With a few simple tests and smart small-batch jam tips, you can master how to test jam and make confident, successful preserves every time.
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These pear ginger preserves capture the cozy flavor of fall fruit preserving in a simple, small-batch canning project. Sweet pears and bright ginger make a toast and scone spread that’s easy to love and even easier to make at home.
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