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there are a variety of jelly recipes here
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apricot jelly
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apricot jelly
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rootbeer jelly
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rootbeer jelly
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chokecherry jelly
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chokecherries look like tiny cherries and they are very sour. the combination of and make this unique jelly a definite winner and would also make a unique gift
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chokecherry jelly
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grape jelly
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when people think of jelly
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grape jelly
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dandelion jelly
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some people aren't happy seeing a yard full of dandelions. i used to feel that way too
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yes
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if you're wondering what dandelion jelly tastes like
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after you've tried this dandelion jelly recipe
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dandelion jelly
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blackberry jelly
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having tasted all of these wonderful jelly recipes
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every august i drag my boys to the mountains nearby to pick blackberries. they hate it. seriously. but what they don't hate is eating this blackberry jelly
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my boys just made this blackberry jelly all by himself )
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blackberry jelly
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mint jelly
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if you like herbal jelly
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i've been asked if you use different flavors of mint to make this jelly
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mint jelly
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lilac jelly
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this is the first year i've tried making lilac jelly. i've always love the scent of lilacs in the spring. this jelly is the perfect way to preserve that floral scent all year long. i just love it
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if you use different colored lilacs
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lilac jelly
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plum jelly
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the first year i had a lot of plums from our neighbor's huge plum tree
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the next year i tried making plum jelly instead
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plum jelly
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watermelon jelly
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watermelon jelly
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follow my canning and pre board on pinterest
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lately i have been in love