Posted by Bleeding Orange SW Iowa on July 31, 2013 at 21:10:14 from (70.198.20.230):
In Reply to: Re: CHokecherries. posted by GordoSD on July 31, 2013 at 20:35:12:
Sure-jell is pectin. Should be able to buy it at any grocery store. Each box has a recipe sheet for several types of fruit jelly/jam, made freezer-style or cooked. Each box makes one batch per recipe. I keep a couple of the sheets in case one gets messy. There are recipes for freezer and cooked apricot jam, but not chokecherry. The recipe for sour cherry would have to be close, might try a batch to see. They have a website and 800 number on the recipe sheet. I alternate years between apricot jam and just drying them in a dehydrator. I just put a batch in the dehydrator tonight, kitchen smells like I am baking apricot pie. Sure-jell recipes are easy to follow, and I have not lost a batch of jam.
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