Cloud berry jam - well kinda

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I attempted to make jam from the clouds berries we foraged for.

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So I will tell you right now I can’t make jams or jellies for squat! They are always watery.

But I will tell ya how I attempted anyways, lol
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I always guess when I cook so I sorted my berries and added a splash of water. I cooked them over medium heat.
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Once they are starting to beak up...
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...it’s time for a tato masher
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After they are all mashed up good. It’s time to strain out the seeds.
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I got what looked like mashed baby carrots/sweet potatoes after straining out the seeds.
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Look at how many seeds!
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Anyways, you return the strained berries/baby food to the stove. Add your sugar and pectin.
Becareful not to burn the berries, I almost did.
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Put the jam/jelly into jars, wipe the rim. And water bath them for 15 minutes.
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I didn’t use any special recipe, I followed my husband directions on “just add sugar and pectin”.
No I didn’t measure.
Yes my kids LOVE it and first thing in the morning they had a very messy PB&J.

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