Sweet tea jelly

Basic Tea Jelly. - use powdered pectin for consistent results. Sounds great made with chai tea or Lady Grey!

One of the most popular drinks in the south is sweet tea. In some restaurants they don't ask if you want it sweet, it just is! My mom is from the south and I

I love creating and developing recipes with tea, and I wanted to make a tea jelly for a while, but the only thing that kept me from doing it was the huge amount of sugar that I saw it’s usually used. After doing research and some recipe testing, I came up with a recipe with

Delicious damson jelly is sweet, tart and hard to resist. Eat it as you would jam or try it with cheese or meat as a sweet relish.

Canning is my summer time obsession. From the first strawberries of spring to the last pears of fall, I spend my weekends putting up my famers market bounty. Then the market closes for the season, I put the canner back in the pantry and shelf the jars for the next year. But at some point, […]

Homemade jams and jellies are great for more than just bread. Unique flavors such as tomato-basil join traditional strawberry on our list.

Perfect for gifting – at least I most sincerely hope so. I’m making the ever-popular Rioja wine jelly for some friends this Christmas, and I wanted an equally special option for those who avoid alcohol. When I tried the Stash Christmas Eve tea at my book club (yes, I finally joined a book club!),

Many people love canning, but they miss out during the off-season. No more! This Sweet Tea Jelly is seasonless, a year-round treat.

Sweet tea is good for more than just summer sipping. Discover a recipe for a delicious homemade jelly that's a perfect addition when slathered on a scone.

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