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Fall is always the time when I get into a canning frenzy. I just love to preserve food because it makes me happy opening a glass throughout the year knowing I made this. And they make for great presents. An especially great present makes this rose hip jam. I already gifted 3 glasses and I might to have to hold on to the other or I won’t have anything for Christmas. The feedback however was more than positive and even my boyfriend (not liking jam at all) said that this is really good. This makes up for the effort that goes into making this jam. Almost. To be completely honest with you: it was a mess and took quite a while but even I’m thinking about making another batch seeing the reactions. So don’t get discouraged. PrintRose hips jam recipe Ingredients3 kg fresh rose hips water 1,8 kg of sugar (one part normal sugar, one part canning sugar)InstructionsCut off the ends of each rose hip (on both sides). Put the rose hips into a pressure cooker and add water until they're all covered. Cook them for 20 mins under high pressure or until completely soft. Mash the rose hips until …
Roses have use beyond the role of beautiful ornamentals – their hips pack a surprising bounty of nutrition and health benefits. Read more about rose hips now.
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Rosa rugosa, has many common names, including, beach rose, wrinkled rose, salt spray rose, Japanese rose and beach tomato. This hardy, disease and Nor'easter resistant shrub grows wild on the coastline of New England and along roadsides in the north-eastern United States and Canada, as well as in Alaska and Washington; commonly being the first…
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