Saskatoon jelly recipe

Whether you call them saskatoons or serviceberries, Amelanchier alnifolia is a shrub found throughout British Columbia. The purple-black berries, while they may be seedy when smaller, can be delicious and juicy when large. Found commonly at low to medium elevations, saskatoons can be found in forests and clearings alike. Advertisement When it comes to saskatoon preserves, it all comes down to personal preference. While many prefer a jelly, smooth on the palate, others prefer a chunky, sweet…

Our Saskatoon berry jelly is a delightfully sweet Canadian treat. Made with fresh Saskatoon berries, lemon juice, sugar and pectin, this homemade jelly is a Canadian Prairie classic.

Preserve the bounty of sweet summer saskatoon berries in jars of glistening saskatoon jelly. A special ingredient enhances the berries' natural flavour.

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My crusade with the saskatoon berry continues. Saskatoons are plentiful in Alberta, yet I have no recollection of anyone I know ever making saskatoon jelly. I swear my mom has made every kind of jelly under the sun, but no saskatoon jelly. I remember my Auntie Jean making saskatoon-rhubarb jam, but that's about it..... So off to Google I went, trying to find a recipe. The first hit was Kraft Canada, a very dependable and easy-recipe website. How could this fail?? Well, it didn't. It is…

While my oldest son was visiting, we spent some time talking and picking berries. This was a very casual act of foraging unlike the foraging marathons of my childhood. I’m happy with this as…

Discover the unique flavor of Saskatoon berries with our small batch Saskatoon jelly recipe. This rich, homemade jelly is a great way to enjoy Saskatoon berries, also known as serviceberries or June berries. Step into the world of home canning with our easy-to-follow guide that will teach you everything you need to know.

This Saskatoon Berry Jam is easy to prepare & doesn't require pectin. It's also called service berry jam & it's amazingly delicious!

This saskatoon jelly is sweet & fruity! Also known as serviceberry jelly & Juneberry jelly, it's one of my newest saskatoon berry recipes!

Very good! This is adapted from another site on the internet. 2 cups = 1 pint. 4 pints = 8 cups. 8 cups = 1828 grams. 1828 grams = 91 tablespoons Measurements courtesy of http://www.gourmetsleuth.com/cookingconversions.asp.