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Sun, Jun 16, 13 at 9:33
| So, I made pineapple jam from the ball book. 2 pineapples made 3 half pints. The recipe does not call for pectin so I put all the required sugar in it. 2 1/2 cups I think. Also, the recipe called 1 cup of water which I added but I also added all the juice from the pineapple and the recipe didn't say anything about it. I ate some this morning and it is really good. I am wondering if I could of cut out the water and just used the juice or add the needed water to juice to make it a cup? I had to cook it a long time to thicken. I'm not sure if that is normal or not. I would also like to cut some of the sugar out next time but can I do that with out using pectin? Will it thicken? Thanks so much for all the help y'all have been giving me! |
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| Also, I just bought one of these little gadgets. Pineapple cutter or whatever you call it. It has changed my life!! lol I love to grill pineapple but I hate cutting it so I rarely buy it. I will no longer shy away from the pineapple I love!! Just thought I would share in case any one out there wondered it they work. |

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| That's a neat tool, but think I would like to get more out of the shell. |
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| Well, I cut up the shell and ate what I could off of it and it wasn't pretty!! lol and I cut some off and gave it to my dog. She LOVES pineapple. |
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| As long you enjoyed, and your dog too. Where did you get it? |
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| Just from Walmart. But, both of them were really good and juicy. |
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- Posted by bcskye 5 Brn.Co., IN (My Page) on
Sun, Jun 16, 13 at 18:56
| Really good looking pineapple jam. I like the idea of having the corer/slicer gadget myself. And regarding your question on replacing the water with the pineapple juice, I don't see any reason why you couldn't do it. I would. |
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| Question: Is it really necessary to core the pineapple for the jam? I had one of those tools but eventually donated it as I felt there was too much wasted. When I cut up pineapple for smoothies, the vitamix says that you can put the core in so I do which saves some time and makes it go further so was wondering if it were possible to include the core in the jam. |
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| The directions say to remove the core. You don't have to have it. I have cut many pineapple with out one. I would just cut around the core. |
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| I make pineapple syrup out of my cores and peels. |
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- Posted by bcskye 5 Brn.Co., IN (My Page) on
Sat, Jun 22, 13 at 17:18
| Tracik3, thanks to your post, I got the pineapple corer/peeler/slicer/spearer similar to your's only metal with the plastic handle. Used it today for the first time and I love it. It pretty much took all the fruit out of the peel, not leaving enough to even try to eat off the peel. I paid $7.99 for it at Kitchen Collection. I worked there many years ago and its nearby, but you can order from them online. I have another pineapple in the fridge and will do it tomorrow. My husband loves pineapple. Thank you for your post. By the way, Pomona's Pectin has a recipe for pineapple jam that calls for 4 cups mashed fruit and either 1/2 to 1 cup of honey or 3/4 to 2 cups of sugar. It makes 4 to 5 cups of jam. Of course, you can use artificial sweetener or whatever and it will jell with Pomona's. We're both diabetics so I make mine with Splenda. I've even made apple pie jam with artificial sweetener and Pomona's and it tastes like the regular with sugar to us. |
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| Glad you liked it!! Its my new favorite kitchen tool! I love to grill pineapple slices. This is perfect for that. |
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