What Is Different About Pomona Pectin?
I went on a
search for the answer to the above question on the internet. I have used it but I wanted some other
opinions and input. The first thing that
caught my attention is that Pomona's is pure pectin and other pectin is not. Other pectin has dextrose a corn derivative
or other acids. These things are added
to make the pectin easier to mix with the fruit, but may not be what we want to
eat. Because it is pure pectin, you
cannot add the pectin to the fruit directly or it will clump. Always stir the
pectin into an amount of dry sweetener that is no more than ½ the amount of
mashed fruit or juice. Always stir the pectin into an amount of liquid
sweetener that is no more than ¼ the amount of mashed fruit or juice. Add any
remaining sweetener after the pectin is dissolved. Another thing
you need to know is that the Pomona pectin must be mixed well in enough sweeteners
to keep the pectin grains from clumping together in the hot fruit. If you follow these guidelines, and have a
recipe, you will be successful and you will love your jam or jelly.

It helps to
start your jam making experience using the recipes included or developed by the
manufacturer, but you are not limited to them and there are tips on their web
site to help you in developing your own recipes.
You can buy
Pomona's in a 1 oz. package that will make
2 to 4 batches, or a ½ lb. or 1 lb. bag.
It will keep indefinitely without going bad or getting too old to
gel.
If you want
less sugar in your diet, you will love Pomona’s Pectin.
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