Grape jelly made with grape juice

This jelly is super easy because it's made from store-bought juice! And it doesn't even need to be canned. It makes a nice addition to a gift of homemade bread.

How To Make Grape Jelly From Grape Juice

Homemade grape jelly made from grapes or all natural grape juice.

This jelly is super easy because it's made from store-bought juice! And it doesn't even need to be canned. It makes a nice addition to a gift of homemade bread.

How do you go from grape juice to homemade grape jelly? It's easier than you think! Last Wednesday, I picked up a bottle of concord grape juice at Harris Teeter Super Doubles for $1.29 after coupon. The kids don't care much for grape juice, but they love grape jelly. So, I set about to turn my juice into jelly. To make my grape jelly, I used this recipe from the Sure-Jell website: Homemade Grape Jelly yield 6 - 7 half pint jars 3 cups grape juice (the juice I used contained no HFCS, but…

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Homemade grape jelly made from grapes or all natural grape juice.

My mom grows concord grapes in her backyard. Growing up we would juice them together each year. She would then make a few dozen batches of delicious grape jelly from her homemade grape juice (post here). This is my favorite jelly! It is so flavorful, sweet, and delicious! It is easy and quick to make especially considering the fact that the extras will store for up to a year. I’d highly recommend trying this fantastic recipe. #grapejelly #homemadespread

Have you found yourself with lots of grapes? Find out what to do with too many homegrown grapes, and use your food dehdyrator and canner to preserve them.

Grape butter is a great way to use up Concord grapes from a farmer’s market or your own yard. Mixed with equal parts sugar and placed in a quick water bath, this butter will be perfect all year!