maybe a subconscious hint that I'm ready for Fall???
The comments mentioned it was a loose spread, I used No Sugar Pectin and it worked fine.
The comments mentioned it was a loose spread, I used No Sugar Pectin and it worked fine.
I easily cut this recipe in half. It's very good folks, I think you'll like it if you try it.
Orange Rhubarb Spread-from Taste of Home
4 C diced rhubarb, fresh or frozen-red would be beautiful, I had green
2 C water
1 (6oz) can frozen orange juice concentrate, thawed
1 box regular pectin-or 1 Tblsp plus 1 1/2 tsp for half the recipe
4 C sugar-I cut back and used 1 1/4 C for half the recipe using No Sugar Pectin
3/4 tsp cinnamon-optional
a few grates of nutmeg-optional
a few drops of red food coloring-optional
- Mix rhubarb and water in small pan and simmer uncovered until soft, maybe 7-8 minutes.
- Drain, reserving liquid, and cool to room temp.
- Place rhubarb in blender and process till smooth. I like bits of rhubarb and chose to use a potato masher instead.
- Place rhubarb in a 4 C measuring cup and add enough reserved liquid to make 2 1/3 C.
- Return to pan and add orange juice, pectin and spices if using. Bring to a full rolling boil, stirring constantly.
- Add sugar, return to a full rolling boil and cook for 1 minute stirring constantly.
- Remove from heat and stir in food coloring if using. Skim off foam and pour into jars or freezer containers.
- Let cool to room temp, add lids and let set overnight.
- Store in fridge or freezer.
- Makes approx 5 half pints.
PS-The bee's nest is gone-Woo Hoo!
Have a happy day:@)
Have a happy day:@)
This recipe sounds delicious. I admit to never having tried Rhubarb but I don't think it is readially available in our area. At least I have never seen it in the grocery store. I will make a mental note to look for it when it comes in season. In the meantime I will make a copy of your recipe.
ReplyDeleteCarolyn/A Southerners Notebook
So pretty and I love the addition of spices, as I am looking forward to fall too! xo
ReplyDeleteIt would be too costly for me to make as rhubarb here is shipped from the west coast of all places. It sounds wonderful.
ReplyDeleteYUMMMMMY! Another "Keeper" to add to my recipes from you. AND YES our local market still has rhubarb so "I'll be rushing out to GRAB IT tomorrow" to make this... "Thank you Thank you"!!!
ReplyDeleteHave a fun weekend,
Hugs,
Donna
This looks so good. I'm at big fan of rhubarb.
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious! Wish I had some rhubarb in the freezer. Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteLynn, this looks so pretty! I'm impressed with all you get done in the kitchen!
ReplyDeleteYour orange rhubarb spread looks delicious and I like the freezer part. Much better than processing all the jars.
ReplyDeleteI like your idea of the spices added in the jam. I am soooo ready for Fall. It can't get here fast enough. Yea for the bee's nest that's gone. I was thinking that it was a wasp problem. Oh well, Good riddance to those pests. Have a Happy Sunday. Wish I had a spoonful of your jam for my toast tomorrow morning!!
ReplyDeleteUmmmmm...sounds great and easy, right up my alley.
ReplyDeleteYou are always busy canning up something yummy. This looks delicious and I bet with cream cheese on a bagel it would be extra yummy. I am canning jalapenos today using you recipe. I'll let you know how they come out. Have a great day, it is raining here in MA.
ReplyDeleteMakes me wish I had some rhubarb. What am I thinking....I'm not a canner. (smile) But I do love that you've added some cinnamon and nutmeg.
ReplyDeleteAnd good riddance to those bees.
Sam
Ooooh, how I LOVE a tart jam! This looks darn tasty!!!
ReplyDeleteWe love freezer jam! It's easy to put together and perfect for toast in the winter. I am bookmarking this recipe, I think there's rhubarb in the freezer.
ReplyDeleteLooks so tasty . Yum Yum!
ReplyDeleteThis actually made my mouth water. Happens every time I think of eating rhubarb. Wonderful combination and I love the containers!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful recipe to save for next spring's rhubarb! It looks delicious!
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