This recipe for Crock-Pot Cranberry Jelly if full of great tart and sweet cranberry flavor! Serve the jelly on your morning toast or holiday turkey!
Crock-Pot Cranberry Jelly
This is a three day project. First day is using the crock-pot to make the cranberry juice. Second is making the jelly on the stove. Third is sealing the jars for storage. But, this jelly is sweet and good. The cranberry flavor is pure cranberry flavor. Great on toast or crackers or even on turkey!
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| Prep Time | 60minutes |
| Cook Time | 510minutes |
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Instructions
Day 1:
- Add Water and Cranberries to Crock-pot.
- Cook on low for 8 hours until water is a dark red cranberry color.
- Strain juice out (either drape a cheese cloth over a bowl and add solids to center and hang cheese cloth over a bowl to catch juice, OR use a food strainer to strain out juice)
Day 2:
- Add juice to large cooking pan. (stove not crock-pot)
- Bring juice to a boil and add sure jell.
- Stir until juice comes to a rolling boil.
- Add sugar all at once.
- Stir until juice again comes to a rolling boil.
- Fill jelly jars and let set overnight.
Day 3:
- If jelly does not set (become jelly in a sense), remove from jars back into pan, clean jars and bring mixture back to a rolling boil. Fill jars again.
- Once jelly sets, add seals and lids and put in water bath for 10-15 minutes.
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Hi,
Can you please tell me if sure jell is the same as Pectin? And How much one package is? It’s hard to get in the Netherlands and only pectin in 1 kg. packages! I’ve searched for a very long time and finally found one online store that did sell it. So….sure-jell’s not available here.
Wil you please give me some advice what to do ? Thanks in advance!
Wish you have a fantastic day.
P.S. Will you send me answer by mail please? I would be very gratefull!
Hi Marja, Sure Jell is pectin. And the packages come in 1.5 to 2 ounce sizes here in the states.
If you can get fruit pectin in the Netherlands I would use 0.001 kg of that. That should work I think in this recipe.
Best of luck!