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Watching my grandmother can hundreds of jars of tomatoes, peaches and pears inspired me to first try making jams and jellies myself. I can remember, as a girl, going down into her cellarall those jars on the shelves gave me such a warm homey feeling! This jam is one my family enjoys on warm homemade corn or blueberry muffins. Friends who try it like it, too. The cinnamon's a bit of a surprise. Over the years, I've lived in town and out of town, and my husband and I both prefer here in the country. We are the parents of three children, including a son, 17, who's still at home.
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Nutritional Analysis: 2 tablespoons equals 93 calories, trace fat (trace saturated fat), 0 cholesterol, 1 mg sodium, 24 g carbohydrate, trace fiber, trace protein.
Cinnamon Blueberry Jam published in Country Woman July/August 1994, p33
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Reviewed on Aug. 21, 2009 by Sweet Cakes
Can you substitute the boxed fruit pectin in this recipe? If so, what's the conversion?
Reviewed on Dec. 12, 2008 by thuber1
I've been making this jam for years....every Christmas season! I wouldn't change a thing in the recipe. I give jars of this as gifts and I get only rave reviews!~thuber~
I've been making this jam for years....every Christmas season! I wouldn't change a thing in the recipe. I give jars of this as gifts and I get only rave reviews!
~thuber~
Reviewed on Feb. 03, 2008 by Dan_R
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