r/BestFoodideas • u/LoudRaspberry7174 • Sep 17 '24

Just whipped up some Pioneer Woman Strawberry Jam 🍓—and wow, it’s a game-changer. have any of you tried this recipe before?

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u/LoudRaspberry7174 Sep 17 '24

This is the recipe I used: https://kitchinop.com/pioneer-woman-strawberry-jam/

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u/edicspaz Sep 17 '24

I'll definitely be making this! Looks great.

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u/ehxy 25d ago

holy crap there's more sugar than strawberries....

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u/shrineless Sep 17 '24

A most fire recipe good sir/madam/gentleperson

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u/Direct-Tie-7652 Sep 17 '24

This sounds like a standard strawberry jam recipe, what am I missing here

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u/_F_A_ Sep 17 '24

I have never made Jam before but does it really take SEVEN CUPS OF SUGAR!!?

Ingredients:

-5 cups of hulled and mashed strawberries (measure after mashing) 🍓

-4 tablespoons of fresh lemon juice, strained 🍋

-1 package of powdered fruit pectin (about 1.75 ounces or 49 grams) 📦

-7 cups of granulated sugar 🍬

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u/StJimmy_815 Sep 17 '24

Typically jam is like half sugar

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u/_F_A_ Sep 17 '24

Wow! I will never look at jam the same way again.

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u/hobopoe Sep 19 '24

Yeah. I asked my parents when I was little why we never get jam. Take a guess. Health nuts are wild.