How to Make Classic Strawberry Jam at Home



Becky teaches Julia how to make classic strawberry jam from scratch at home.

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  1. This jam is delicious. I've made it twice and both times I just let it cool a bit then put a white plastic ball jar lid on it and refrigerated it. It makes four 8 ounce jars. I give 2 away and keep 2. It stays fresh for 8-10 weeks in the fridge.

  2. I like the video but when I went to check out the recipe on the website, which I figured should be in the YouTube description section, I was blocked from seeing the actual recipe because I had to be a member 1st. There was no "x" in the corner to opt out of the email membership. <grumble> That was annoying because I do not want to receive emails. I merely wanted the recipe.

  3. Absolutely delicious! I love America’s Test Kitchen – it’s food science. I made the strawberry jam yesterday and while it was cooking I waited for the foam to build up. It didn’t – at least not much. I will tell you that I used raw sugar, not white sugar. Could that be the reason for little to no foam at all?

  4. Hi There. I followed your recipe. The only problem I had, it would not reach 217 degrees on medium high. I splattered al over the place, there was no foam, so i canned it anyway. Any suggestions? Also I was so aggravated from being splattered, i canned the strawberry jam butt for got to check for air with stick. Is that OK? And my elevation is 3970 foot above sea level.

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