Apple cider jelly

Sweet apple cider jelly is a quick and easy spread that's perfect for the holidays. Make it with simple ingredients and easy process.

Caramel Apple Cider Jelly is a favorite fall season jelly made from apple cider, with a hint of caramel and cinnamon.

I make several batches of this each summer when the fireweed in Alaska is in bloom. My kids always help pick the blooms and are always eager to eat the finished product. Its important that only the blooms are harvested - not the stems. Also, I have tried this recipe several times with Certo and it will not set so be sure to use Sure-Jell or a powdered pectin. Prep time is estimated (depends on how long it takes you to pick fireweed, I guess!) Extra juice can be stored in fridge or…

This apple cinnamon jelly is a close replica of the one from Knott's Berry Farm. Delicious and simple. Your house will smell divine.

This mulled Cider Jelly is as delicious as it is festive and super easy to make! It can be canned or frozen. It’s a perfect small batch! Ingredients and Variations Ingredients: apple cider, g…

Because apple cider is unfiltered, this jelly looks a bit cloudy in the jar—much like a glass of apple cider. The intense, tangy apple flavor is complemented by a luxurious, molasses note from the brown sugar. I used cinnamon sticks, cloves, and lemon zest, but any toasty, fall-friendly spices would be delicious. Experiment with whole allspice berries, star anise, cardamom pods, or slices of fresh ginger.

Learn how to turn your home brewed (or store bought) hard cider into jelly! This seasonal fall recipe is a delicious holiday treat or homemade real food gift for friends, neighbors, and loved ones.

Apples, pears, quince oh my! These are the choices for November's can jam... and lovely they are! Years back I would go apple picking, make up a dozen pies for the freezer (keeping the peelings & cores of course), make a bunch of applesauce and then use all the peelings & cores to make my apple jelly! This process sure did produce some amazing jellies and crab apples make even yummier jelly... if that is possible! A few years ago a friend gave me her recipe for apple cider jelly. I tried it…

Apple cider jelly is simple to make, especially if you use the tip included in this recipe. Apple Cider jelly is rich, and a tasty treat on a hot biscuit!

Apple cider jelly filled muffins combine the warm flavors of apple cider with a sweet jelly center, making them a perfect treat for the fall season. These muffins not only enhance flavor but also provide a moist, tender crumb. Discover how to create these delightful bites that will impress at any gathering.