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Spiced Grape Jelly

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1 Servings

INGREDIENTS

3 c Grape juice
1 ts Durkee's cinnamon
1/4 ts Durkee's Mace
1/8 ts Durkee's Cloves
1/8 ts Durkee's Ginger
1 pk Powdered pectin
4 c Sugar

INSTRUCTIONS

Here is my contribution. This looks great it is from the book A Century Of
Progress In Cooking by Grace Viall Gray Published in 1934
Measure the fuit juice into a 6 quart kettle. Add spices, then powered
pectin gradually. Stir until entirely dissolved. Put on a hot fire and
bring quickly to a vigorous boil. Take from fire Add sugar gradually. Stir
until sugar is completely dissolved. Return to fire and boil hard for a few
minutes. When jelly sheets from spoon, take at once from fire. Skim. Pour
into clean glasses. Paraffin. Cool, cover and store in a cool dry Place.
Posted to TNT - Prodigy's Recipe Exchange Newsletter  by Oldebutgd@aol.com
on Aug 18, 1997

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