How to Re-Set Jelly that didn’t set the first time — How to Fix Runny Jelly in one hour

Lifetime
Intermediate
12 lessons
0 quizzes
12 students

Welcome to my new course on How to Re-set Jelly that didn’t set the first time!

What have you been told about what to do with jelly that didn’t set?

  1. Use it as syrup. Question: How much syrup does one person need???
  2. Use the Plate Test. Just get a plate, a spoon, some freezer space, and way too much time.
  3. Just get a candy thermometer, take it to 220 degrees, and you’ll be fine every time.

There are 3 steps to re-setting jelly:

  1. Evaluate why your jelly didn’t set:  Know the 3 secrets of why your jelly didn’t set:
    • Size matters: this question is never asked in free online social media forums, and it is the #1 issue to fix!
    • Step 2 1/2 or 3 1/2 is actually missing from all recipes, and
    • You can do this in an hour! Not 2 weeks, or days with a plate, spoon, and some freezer space ..
  2. Go through the process of re-setting your jelly on the stove
  3. Decide how you’re going to preserve it long-term.

You’ll save time = up to 2 weeks!

And you’ll add value to your cupboard/pantry! (An $8 jar vs. $2.99)

To sign up for this course, click the link with the super-tiny print in the upper right corner/box of this screen.

Thank you! This is money well-spent, it’s well-worth your while! See you in class! ~Sue

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Sue Tiger

I am an Illinois State Fair Blue-ribbon winner and 5-year veteran of the Urbana, IL Farmers Market. I have learned so much from 5+ years of making canned goods almost every day. I want everyone to learn how to can so you can transform fresh-tasting fruits and vegetables into wonderful jams, jellies, salsas, sauces, soups, pickles, and relishes! I will show you how to make delicious creations that your family and friends will love! I taught my son how to make raspberry jam in one session when he was in high school. He then went on to teach his band friends and they sold their jams in a very successful fundraiser! I like to teach online because in-person classes make it difficult for everyone to see everything that is happening on the stove. Online, I can show you close up each part of the process so you can easily replicate it on your stove, and pause when you need to. Let's learn together!

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