Love homemade jam but don't want to get stuck with a ton left over? Learn how to can small batch jam right at home with this easy tutorial!

How to Make and Can Jam | Canning is a technique that can intimidate even the experienced cook. Here, we show you basic canning techniques, using a plum jam recipe. However, the same methods can be used for preserving many other fruits and some vegetables. After you’ve mastered the basics, you can move on to more elaborate recipes. #canning #preserving #marthastewart

Have you ever wanted to can your own food? This intro to canning will give you a step by step guide to canning your own strawberry jam.

This easy canning recipe captures the sweet and tangy flavor of fresh raspberries, perfect for enjoying all year round.

Unlock the secrets of preserving summer's sweet bounty with my latest DIY canning for beginners blog post on how to can homemade jam. In this easy to follow beginners guide to canning you will learn the art of making homemade jam. From sugar alternatives for jam to my favorite homemade jam recipe, this jam canning for beginners blog post covers it all. Click the link to read more today!

Discover an easy method to preserve jam without a canner by utilizing common items found in your kitchen. This comprehensive guide provides detailed steps and helpful tips to ensure successful and safe jam preservation at home. Experiment with this alternative technique today!

Wondering how to can blueberry jam? Check out this easy blueberry jam canning recipe and make a batch today for you or for gifts.

Discover the benefits of canning (wecken) your homemade jam and jelly for longer shelf life and better preservation, even with low sugar content. Learn why canning helps create a stronger vacuum se…

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When I was a kid, I always looked forward to June. It seemed like the day school let out mom would load up the station wagon and we’d head to upstate NY to see her folks. Her sisters would meet us there and we’d have a huge party. Well, okay, maybe not a party, but …