The Anabaptist perception towards jellies & jams!

Christian ethics and theology with an Anabaptist perspective

Your top three favorite jellies and/or jams!

Apricot
5
8%
Peach
8
14%
Strawberry
14
24%
Cranberry
0
No votes
Blueberry
1
2%
Grape
7
12%
Raspberry
8
14%
Blackberry
5
8%
Elderberry
2
3%
Apple butter
9
15%
 
Total votes: 59

Somebody
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Re: The Anabaptist perception towards jellies & jams!

Post by Somebody »

I like making jam and jelly and trying new kinds.

Violet jelly is a new favorite.

I like mint jelly made with real peppermint tea leaves, no food coloring.

Its easy to make your own apple butter in a crockpot, or pear butter.

Pear honey is another favorite at our house.

One of the boys brought home a Southern Sunshine Jam that has several different fruits in it. I'd like to try a version of that one myself with more fruit in it.
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1. Lemon Curd
2. Lime Curd
3. Grape jelly
Technically the curds are not jellies or jams. They are toppings and spreads. I still like them on toast. Life is too short to wait for a dessert.
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MaxPC wrote: Wed Aug 17, 2022 9:55 pm 1. Lemon Curd
2. Lime Curd
3. Grape jelly
Technically the curds are not jellies or jams. They are toppings and spreads. I still like them on toast. Life is too short to wait for a dessert.
I almost added the curds.
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Karstan78 wrote: Thu Aug 18, 2022 7:08 am
MaxPC wrote: Wed Aug 17, 2022 9:55 pm 1. Lemon Curd
2. Lime Curd
3. Grape jelly
Technically the curds are not jellies or jams. They are toppings and spreads. I still like them on toast. Life is too short to wait for a dessert.
I almost added the curds.
I can justify lemon and lime curds for dessert or toast since they contain eggs, a healthy protein :lol: . Happy memories in a jar.
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Orange marmalade for me.
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barnhart wrote: Tue Aug 16, 2022 12:55 pm I wasn't raised around jams and preserves that much. If the bread is fresh, I always prefer butter only.
ascetic braggart. :-)
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Gene wrote: Tue Sep 06, 2022 4:16 pm
barnhart wrote: Tue Aug 16, 2022 12:55 pm I wasn't raised around jams and preserves that much. If the bread is fresh, I always prefer butter only.
ascetic braggart. :-)
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Nobody mentioned crab apple jelly. Probably my favourite. But I also like a good pear jam. And apple butter spread on a bagel with cream cheese.

Apple butter also works as a great dip with sticky rice. But it needs to be our local Wellesley brand of apple butter. Most American brands put way to much cinnamon in it.
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Josh wrote: Tue Aug 16, 2022 10:07 pm Imagine my disappointment as finding out much of what is sold as "apple butter" is just bulk applesauce with cinnamon mixed in.
What did you think it was?
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