Tags
canning, preserving, rose hips, rosehip jelly, rosehips, tart jelly, vitamin C, wild berry jelly
This jelly is very high in vitamin C and has a wonderful tangy, hibiscus-like flavor. Serve on toast, pancakes, waffles, crepes or on top of a wheel of brie.
rosehip jelly
8 cups of rose hips
6 cups of water
4 cups of the prepared juice
1 box of certo
1/2 cup lemon juice (bottled or fresh)
5 cups of organic sugar (I only used 3 cups as I like my jelly tart in flavor)
Remove stems and wash rosehips. Put hips into a stainless steel pot (never use aluminum as this destroys the vitamin C) and add water. Boil for about 10 – 15 minutes, until the fruit is soft enough to crush. Crush and squeeze through jelly bag. Put prepared juice into stainless steel pot, add lemon juice and certo and bring to a boil. Add sugar and boil hard for 2 minutes. Remove from heat and pour into sterilized jars up to ¼ inch from the top and seal.
I have to taste that!
sunshine in a jar 🙂
Pingback: waffles for breakfast « cabinorganic
Yum Yum on toast, very happy jam.
Pingback: the season for jams and jellies… « cabinorganic
Pingback: Alberta Wild Rose Hip and Apple Jelly | The Crafty Cultivator
Pingback: picking rosehips for winter tea | cabinorganic