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Old 16-09-2011, 04:33 PM
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Default Pectin

"Pectin" in fruits is used to "set" sweet preserves when used with sugar and is a great way to make jams, jelly's etc without the need of jam sugars.

I prefer to use garden cooking apples to make my "Pectin", it's easy, cheep, can be frozen and very satisfying when used in place of jam sugars.

Roughly chop the apples, complete with pips and core


Add to your Mastlin pan and cover the apples with water then bring to the boil and simmer for 20 minutes


When the apples have turned to mush, pour it all into a jam bag or sieve and extract the pectin


The pectin is then frozen for up to 2 months
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