
Photo Credit
Sam Jones/Quinn Brein
Ingredients
4 cups fresh blackberries (remove stems, wash)
1 cup white sugar (granulated)
Optional: 1 tbsp lemon juice

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I cannot wait to try the Blackberry Refrigerator jam next Summer; ty~:)
I enjoy the comments from seasoned canners as well as questions from people who are new to learning how to enjoy their fruits and berries year round. Your advice is patient and helpful for everyone. I remember long ago when I didn't know what a food mill was.
The notes say the jam can be frozen for up to 3 months at the top and then for up to 6 months at the end.
Which is correct? I want to try making this.
I think there's an error here; 4 cups of fruit and 1 cup of sugar cannot possibly make 4 pints of jam. A pint is 2 cups hence 4 would be 8 cups of jam. I believe that you mean it makes 4 CUPS of jam. But wouldn't it be great if the fruit doubled in volume? LOL!
My boysenberry seems to be very tart. Is there a way to get them to be sweeter?
I would like to know if you have a recipe for strawberry rhubarb jam?
Hi, Mary. You can use our recipe for blueberry-rhubarb jam as a guideline and substitute strawberries: https://www.almanac.com/recipe/blueberry-rhubarb-jam-0
Hi. I had a pretty easy Freezer Jam recipe,that made just enough for me.I live alone. But seem to have lost it. Can you help please?
Hi, Barb. We have a recipe for Kiwi Freezer Jam that may interest you: https://www.almanac.com/recipe/kiwi-freezer-jam
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