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Ok, so I've been filtering and filtering my crabapple juice (frozen from
last year) trying to get it clear before making it in to jelly. Then it dawned on me that maybe this is pectin haze, that I learned about in my dabble in fruit wine making. So I know I can get rid of it when I make wine, but does anyone think that I can ever get this juice clear-er for jelly? I'm not entering any fairs or anything, but it would be so beautiful if I could make a clear pink jelly out of this. Oh, and since it is so high in pectin, can someone remind me - what is the ratio of juice and sugar for making crabapple jelly without added pectin? thanks a bunch, Kathi |
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