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How long does marmalade take to set? Experiment to compare cooking temperature to marmalade set. The pH is also important for pectin gelification.
To get started with this recipe, we must first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook how to rectify jam or marmalade that won't set using 2 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.
The ingredients needed to make How to rectify jam or marmalade that won't set:
- Prepare Certo liquid pectin
- Prepare Lemon juice
Jam is made from fruit parts. Jelly is sweetened fruit juice treated with a gelling agent like pectin. Homemade marmalade sometimes does not set properly and turns out runny if there was not enough pectin added during the original processing. Homemade marmalade sometimes does not set properly Pick Your Own: How to Fix Jam or Jelly.
Steps to make How to rectify jam or marmalade that won't set:
- If you have not used Certo in your recipe
- You can add Certo at the rate of 125ml for every 1.5kg of sugar you have used in your jam. You may also find it useful to add a tablespoon of lemon juice if the fruit was very ripe and lacking in acidity.
- Put the jam into a large pan. and heat to the boil, stirring to avoid burning. Stir in the appropriate amount of Certo, and boil as fast as possible for about 5 minutes.
- Test a small sample on a cold plate (put the plate in the freezer for 10 minutes). A skin should form and start to set. If still not setting, boil again for another 3 minutes and test again. Once a set has been achieved, pot up and seal as usual.
Jam or Kilner-style jars with tight fitting lids are essential. The tin will collect any drips - and there are sure to be some, no matter how carefully you try to fill the jars. Fill jars as full as possible for the least amount of 'head space', where air in contact with your marmalade might lead to contamination. Oh you thought your cheese plates were already fancy? Fill with jam (fig, rhubarb, orange marmalade) and bake like normal.
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