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Rhubarb Jam
Rhubarb Jam
Just a quick one just to let everyone know that I have made my first ever jam (rhubarb and vanilla) and very successful it was too...for some reason I thought it would be difficult...can't wait for the fruit bushes to start producing so I can have another go....
Mel
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Re: Rhubarb Jam
ooh, you can't just leave it at that Mel, we need the reciepe that sounds lush 
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Re: Rhubarb Jam
recipe for Rhubarb and Vanilla Jam
1 kilo of rhubarb
1 kilo jam sugar
chop the rhubarb and cover with the suger and leave overnight.
Put in pan with one split vanilla pob and juice of one lemon bring to the boil and boil for 1-1.25 hours thats its simple but delicious
1 kilo of rhubarb
1 kilo jam sugar
chop the rhubarb and cover with the suger and leave overnight.
Put in pan with one split vanilla pob and juice of one lemon bring to the boil and boil for 1-1.25 hours thats its simple but delicious
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Re: Rhubarb Jam
that does sound good, I've never tried that flavour before 
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Re: Rhubarb Jam
Hi Mel, i've just posted a request for strawberry,rhubarb & ginger jam (before i saw your post). Perhaps you know of one?MEL78 wrote:Just a quick one just to let everyone know that I have made my first ever jam (rhubarb and vanilla) and very successful it was too...for some reason I thought it would be difficult...can't wait for the fruit bushes to start producing so I can have another go....
Mel
it's either one or the other, or neither of the two.
Re: Rhubarb Jam
Sorry I am a complete novice but can recommend the rhubarb and vanilla one....I have a WI book from the library on jams and chutneys would recommend you try to takje it out its called Book of Preserves by the WI (and unlike my mother's old book it has up to date measurements no more trying to figure out gallons and cups and more bizare measurements)
Hope this helps
Mel
Hope this helps
Mel
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Re: Rhubarb Jam
Yeah! Woo-hoo! I did it. My first home-made jam that's set without having add gelatine!
Thanks, Mel, you're a star
I used 2lb of my own home-grown bub, and it made 4 jars, plus a little bit that got eaten straight from the pan while it was still warm, but thinking of the price I paid for the sugar and the vanilla pod, compared to the price of 4 jars of rhubarb and ginger jam (the nearest I could find quickly on the Sainsburps website), I reckon in that sense I've saved well over £5.00! OK, I wouldn't normally pay £1.79 for a jar of jam, but even the non-rhubarb jam that's about £1 a jar still gives me a saving over £2. Well chuffed!
I used 2lb of my own home-grown bub, and it made 4 jars, plus a little bit that got eaten straight from the pan while it was still warm, but thinking of the price I paid for the sugar and the vanilla pod, compared to the price of 4 jars of rhubarb and ginger jam (the nearest I could find quickly on the Sainsburps website), I reckon in that sense I've saved well over £5.00! OK, I wouldn't normally pay £1.79 for a jar of jam, but even the non-rhubarb jam that's about £1 a jar still gives me a saving over £2. Well chuffed!
Rosey xx
Re: Rhubarb Jam
Glad you liked it must adm
it a lot of mine was eaten straight from the pan warm....yummy
it a lot of mine was eaten straight from the pan warm....yummy
Re: Rhubarb Jam
soory forgot to mention I found vanilla pods in aldi last week and the were only about 70p each...
