Peel the fruit. With a sharp knife or scissors cut the peel in
thin strips. Slice the fruit as thin as possible. Remove the
seeds. Place the fruit and peel in a kettle. Pour the hot water
over the fruit and let stand thirty-sLx hours. Boil two hours.
Measure the cooked fruit and add an equal amount of hot
sugar. Cook until the mixture jells. Pour into sterilized glasses.
When cold cover with hot paraffin.
Crab Apple Marmalade
Use pulp left over from crab-apple jeUy. Rub it through
strainer and for each cup of fruit add three-quarters cup sugar.
Add lemon cut fine, allowing one-half lemon to every six cups
pulp. Cook very slowly. Stir constantly until thick. Pour
into sterilized jars. Seal with paraffin.
Any fruit pulp left from jelly making, or any combination of
fruit pulp may be used instead of the crab apple. One-half
teaspoon of ground cinnamon may be used to flavor the marma-
lade instead of the lemon.
Plum Conserve
5 poimds blue plums Juice of 3 oranges
5 pounds sugar Rind of i orange
tyi pounds seeded raisins Juice of 2 lemons
yi poimd blanched almonds
Pit plums, but do not peel. Dissolve sugar in fruit juice and
add fruits. Cook until a glaze forms over the surface. Add
nuts to mixture. Pour into sterilized jars and seal with paraffin.
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Rhubarb Conserve
3 ponnes rhubarb i cup blanched almonds
3 quarts strawberries 6 pounds sugar
Cut rhubarb into cubes. Hull the strawberries. Wash.
Cook fruit and sugar until thick. Stir constantly. Add nuts.
Pour into sterilized jars. Seal with paraffin.
Rhubarb and Orange Conserve
2 pounds rhubarb 3 pounds sugar
4 oranges i cup blanched almonds
Peel oranges. Cut pulp into cubes. Cube rhubarb. Add
sugar to fruit. Cook until thick. Add nuts. Pour into sterilized
jars. Seal with paraffin.
Apricot Conserve
20 apricots, (cut in halves) 4 cups sugar
1 pint canned pineapple Juice of 2 oranges
or I fresh pineapple ]A, pound blanched almonds
Peel and halve apricots. Cut pineapple in small pieces. Add
sugar and orange juice. Cook from thirty to forty minutes. Add
blanched almonds and pour into sterilized jars and when cool
cover with paraffin.
Prune Conserve
2 pounds prunes 5 oranges
Grated rind of i orange K povmd pecans (cut fine)
Juice of Yi lemon i teaspoon cinnamon
Wash prunes thoroughly. Cover \s-ith water and let soak
three hovirs. Cook in the same w^ater until tender. Remove
pits and return the pulp to any juice that is left. Add oranges
cut in small pieces. Add the rind. Cook twenty minutes.
Measure and add an equal amount of sugar. Cook twenty
minutes. Add lemon juice and cinnamon just before the mix-
tmre is done. Pour into sterilized jars and when cold seal with
hot paraffin.
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Gooseberry Jam
I pound gooseberries i pound sugar
Remove stem and blossom end from gooseberries. Wash.
Mix with sugar. Cook slowly over low flame one hour. Put
into sterilized jars. When cold seal with hot paraffin.
Rhubarb and Strawberry Jam
1 pound rhubarb i pound strawberries
2 pounds sugar
Hull strawberries. Cut rhubarb in small pieces. Cook rhu-
barb and strawberries and sugar over low flame for one hour.
Pour into sterilized jars and when cold seal with paraf&n.
Strawberry Jam, No. 1
2 pint boxes of strawberries >^ cup lemon juice
5 cups sugar
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Peel the fruit. With a sharp knife or scissors cut the peel in
thin strips. Slice the fruit as thin as possible. Remove the
seeds. Place the fruit and peel in a kettle. Pour the hot water
over the fruit and let stand thirty-sLx hours. Boil two hours.
Measure the cooked fruit and add an equal amount of hot
sugar. Cook until the mixture jells. Pour into sterilized glasses.
When cold cover with hot paraffin.
Crab Apple Marmalade
Use pulp left over from crab-apple jeUy. Rub it through
strainer and for each cup of fruit add three-quarters cup sugar.
Add lemon cut fine, allowing one-half lemon to every six cups
pulp. Cook very slowly. Stir constantly until thick. Pour
into sterilized jars. Seal with paraffin.
Any fruit pulp left from jelly making, or any combination of
fruit pulp may be used instead of the crab apple. One-half
teaspoon of ground cinnamon may be used to flavor the marma-
lade instead of the lemon.
Plum Conserve
5 poimds blue plums Juice of 3 oranges
5 pounds sugar Rind of i orange
tyi pounds seeded raisins Juice of 2 lemons
yi poimd blanched almonds
Pit plums, but do not peel. Dissolve sugar in fruit juice and
add fruits. Cook until a glaze forms over the surface. Add
nuts to mixture. Pour into sterilized jars and seal with paraffin.
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Rhubarb Conserve
3 ponnes rhubarb i cup blanched almonds
3 quarts strawberries 6 pounds sugar
Cut rhubarb into cubes. Hull the strawberries. Wash.
Cook fruit and sugar until thick. Stir constantly. Add nuts.
Pour into sterilized jars. Seal with paraffin.
Rhubarb and Orange Conserve
2 pounds rhubarb 3 pounds sugar
4 oranges i cup blanched almonds
Peel oranges. Cut pulp into cubes. Cube rhubarb. Add
sugar to fruit. Cook until thick. Add nuts. Pour into sterilized
jars. Seal with paraffin.
Apricot Conserve
20 apricots, (cut in halves) 4 cups sugar
1 pint canned pineapple Juice of 2 oranges
or I fresh pineapple ]A, pound blanched almonds
Peel and halve apricots. Cut pineapple in small pieces. Add
sugar and orange juice. Cook from thirty to forty minutes. Add
blanched almonds and pour into sterilized jars and when cool
cover with paraffin.
Prune Conserve
2 pounds prunes 5 oranges
Grated rind of i orange K povmd pecans (cut fine)
Juice of Yi lemon i teaspoon cinnamon
Wash prunes thoroughly. Cover \s-ith water and let soak
three hovirs. Cook in the same w^ater until tender. Remove
pits and return the pulp to any juice that is left. Add oranges
cut in small pieces. Add the rind. Cook twenty minutes.
Measure and add an equal amount of sugar. Cook twenty
minutes. Add lemon juice and cinnamon just before the mix-
tmre is done. Pour into sterilized jars and when cold seal with
hot paraffin.
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Gooseberry Jam
I pound gooseberries i pound sugar
Remove stem and blossom end from gooseberries. Wash.
Mix with sugar. Cook slowly over low flame one hour. Put
into sterilized jars. When cold seal with hot paraffin.
Rhubarb and Strawberry Jam
1 pound rhubarb i pound strawberries
2 pounds sugar
Hull strawberries. Cut rhubarb in small pieces. Cook rhu-
barb and strawberries and sugar over low flame for one hour.
Pour into sterilized jars and when cold seal with paraf&n.
Strawberry Jam, No. 1
2 pint boxes of strawberries >^ cup lemon juice
5 cups sugar