Jam & Jelly Recipes

Easy recipe for canning pear jelly. One of my favorite fall canning recipes! Easy recipe for canning pear jelly. One of my favorite fall canning recipes!

When pears are at their sweetest in late summer and early fall, there’s no better way to preserve their delicate flavor than by making homemade pear jelly. This simple canning recipe transforms fresh pears into a smooth, golden jelly that’s as beautiful as it is delicious. Spread it on warm biscuits, drizzle it over pancakes,…

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Canning jars filled with fresh strawberry chia jam cooling on a kitchen counter Canning jars filled with fresh strawberry chia jam cooling on a kitchen counter

If you want a quick and healthy way to enjoy homemade jam, strawberry chia jam is a great option. It’s made with just a few simple ingredients and thickens naturally—no pectin required. This makes it a lighter alternative to traditional jams while still giving you that fresh strawberry flavor. Unlike traditional jam, this version is…

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Homemade lavender jelly in a jar with fresh lavender sprigs Homemade lavender jelly in a jar with fresh lavender sprigs

Canning lavender jelly is a fun and unique way to preserve the delicate floral flavor of lavender. This homemade jelly is lightly sweet, beautifully fragrant, and perfect for spreading on toast or gifting to friends and family. If you’ve never made jelly before, don’t worry—this recipe walks you through each step so you can confidently…

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Are you looking for a unique and delicious way to enjoy the beauty of spring? Look no further than wild violet jelly! This edible flower has a delicate flavor that is perfect for preserving in a sweet and tangy jelly. With this wild violet jelly canning recipe, you can enjoy the taste of spring all…

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