My recipe for
Carmel Apple Jam is a favorite at our house. When we go apple picking the first thing Ott, E says is... "are you going to use these apples to make Carmel Apple Jam?" I have shared the recipe for the traditional way to make this jam on my blog before, (find it
here). But today I'm sharing how to make it using the
Ball FreshTech Jam and Jelly Maker. No more standing over the hot stove stirring. Simply pour in your ingredients and let the machine do all the work.
You will love the sweet and Carmel flavor of this apple jam as it is the perfect fall recipe and will definitely taste great on biscuits and toast!!!
Ingredients: 6 cups diced and peeled apples, 1/2 cup water, 1.75 oz pkg. of fruit pectin, 3 cups sugar, 2 cups packed brown sugar, 1/2 tsp. cinnamon and 1/4 tsp. nutmeg.
Directions: Place apples and water in the Ball FreshTech Jam & Jelly Maker, cover and select the Jam setting. After the machine beeps add your pectin. When there are 10 minutes left on the timer add your remaining ingredients and replace the lid. Once machine is done, ladle jam into jars leaving 1/4 inch head space. Process in a boiling water bath for 10 minutes. Makes 7 half pints.
12 comments:
Tried this recipe last night and it worked well! One question: have you tried adding the sugar when the machine beeps (to indicate to add sugar at 4 minutes) rather than when there's 10 minutes left on the timer? Does this change the consistency/texture of the jam?
Can i use my Automatic cannier to can in ? ,its from Ball
Hi
What is the shelf life for this?
There's a text link at the top of the post that take you to the trational recipe for this jam. No fancy equipment needed!
Just got a Ball Jam maker. Tried your recipe in it. My husband has a small orchard in the backyard. This recipe is outstanding!
This is really interesting and knowledgeable. Thanks for sharing. I really appreciate it a lot. Please do more blogs in the future. Thank you and God bless to the blogger!
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Is there enough acidity in this for water bath canning?
Finally! Someone using the Ball auto jam and jelly maker!! Thank you!! My one question is, do I really use the entire container of pectin in this recipe??? Harvesting this weekend and will be trying then if someone could clarify this part ASAP. Thank you so much!!
I love another recipe for the machine! I was disappointed that my jam came out much darker than yours. Its good but more the color of apple butter. Any words of wisdom? ��
I freeze all my jams. Can the jam in this recipe be frozen?
How can this be made without a jam maker?
I don't have a jam maker con I make it on top of the stove.
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