Can I 'redo' my jelly?

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Can I 'redo' my jelly?

Post: # 165677Post Penny Lane »

Made some blackberry & apple jelly a couple of days ago but I completely underestimated the setting point so the jelly is still quite runny.
Is it possible to put it back in the pan & boil it up to the correct setting point?

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Re: Can I 'redo' my jelly?

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I have re-boiled jam, and it then set. But I have not tried with jelly, sorry hun.
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Re: Can I 'redo' my jelly?

Post: # 165785Post frozenthunderbolt »

Yep no worries. Just make sure you clean, steralise and reheat your jars again before filling them. No problemo.
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Post: # 165832Post Penny Lane »

Ah brill, thanks guys. Shall go do it now yay!
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How did you get on hun??
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Re: Can I 'redo' my jelly?

Post: # 165863Post Penny Lane »

Haven't done it yet :(
Sleepness nights and a blocked duct has had me laid up all afternoon :(
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Post: # 165865Post thesunflowergal »

Poor you, hope your back on form very soon. :hugish:
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