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Last Updated on November 28, 2020
One of my favorite things to make is freezer jam. One, it’s so simple and two, it’s SO SIMPLE. You can even use frozen berries to make a new batch of jam when you run out.
What you’ll need:
1 lb of frozen blackberries | 1 tbsp of gelatin | 1/4 tsp of sea salt | 1/4 cup of honey | 1/2 tsp of vanilla
Throw the blackberries, sea salt, vanilla and honey in a medium pan and bring to a boil
Let the mixture cook at a low boil for roughly 45 minutes or until the mixture is reduced by half.
Leave your pan on the stove and then mix in the gelatin. Mix for 1 minute and then pour into your mason jar.
Let cool and either seal the jar up with a lid and store in your freezer or in your fridge . Once opened it is good for one week.
The biscuit is my Paleo sweet potato biscuit recipe. I did make two changes. I used cashews instead of walnuts and I used white sweet potatoes versus garnet.
How to Make Blackberry Freezer Jam using Gelatin
Ingredients
- 16 oz frozen blackberries
- 1/4 tsp sea salt
- 1/2 tsp pure vanilla extract
- 1/3 cup of honey
- 1 tbs . gelatin
Instructions
- Combine the blackberries, sea salt, vanilla and honey in a medium pan and bring to a boil.
- Reduce the heat to medium boil and let cook for roughly 45 minutes, until the mixture is reduced by half.
- Turn off the heat but leave the pan on the stove.
- Add the gelatin and mix for one minute.
- Pour the jam into your canning jar and cap with a lid. This makes about 1 1/4 cups of jam.
- let cool and then store in your freezer.
- Once opened the jam lasts for one week.
david
Friday 22nd of June 2018
do you have to dissolve the gelaten in a liquid first
Kelly Bejelly
Tuesday 27th of November 2018
Yes, David I would recommend doing that.
Tami
Tuesday 2nd of August 2016
Working on this recipe right now! Smells amazing. When I added the gelatin, it all chunked up. I have put it in my vitamix to try to dissolve. Did I do something wrong? Using Great Lakes gelatin.
Kelly Bejelly
Thursday 18th of August 2016
Did you add it when the ingredients were warm? I've noticed if it hot when I put it in, it will chunk up.
Laurie
Saturday 18th of June 2016
This sounds amazing! Must try 1st. Btw. I looked to find your gelatin and it can be found on Amazon.com. For those that need to know the product info does indicate that the cattle feed on grain and grass so not 100% grass fed nor neccesarily non gmo since cattle are from Argentina where much gmo grain is grown.
Kelly Bejelly
Sunday 19th of June 2016
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Tonya
Tuesday 2nd of June 2015
Instead of using frozen berries could I use fresh berries off the blackberry bushes? I have a boatload of blackberry bushes in my treeline and would rather use them.
Kelly Bejelly
Tuesday 2nd of June 2015
Yes, that would work hun!
Cassandra
Sunday 7th of December 2014
I love this recipe. So easy. I use frozen fruit. I've tried raspberry and blackberry so far and both were great. I chose to add the honey and vanilla at the same time as the gelatin( after cooking on stovetop) to preserve the nutritional value of the ingredients. Thank you for this recipe:)
Kelly Bejelly
Monday 8th of December 2014
I'm so glad that you enjoyed it Cassandra!