Time to Make Authentic Florida Beautyberry Jelly
About the Author: Robin Draper is a Florida native and blogger devoted to the simple and delightful pleasures for Florida living. This article is connected to Robin's Google+ profile.
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October 19, 2017 said:
on Try this one - less sugar, stronger flavor and always sets up! http://www.hogtownhomegrown.com/Newsletter%20Recipes/Beautyberry%20Jelly.html
October 23, 2016 said:
on After pouring in the jars do you water bath can them? Or do you just freeze/refrigerate? I have these all over our property and thought they were pretty but a nuisance. I'll look at them through different eyes now.
October 21, 2016 said:
on I am going to make this! Found this plant growing wild - transplanted in my yard and its very happy. Thanks Robin
October 18, 2016 said:
on Oh my goodness. This sounds amazing! I am a native and my grandmother, her sisters and my mama would can and preserve anything that stood still. However, I have never heard of a beauty berry.
October 17, 2016 said:
on Did you know the beautyberries was also used as a insect repellent?
https://www.motherearthnews.com/nature-and-environment/beautyberry-natural-insect-repellent-zmaz09amzraw
https://www.motherearthnews.com/nature-and-environment/beautyberry-natural-insect-repellent-zmaz09amzraw
October 17, 2016 said:
on I can't find them in South Florida. Would anyone have some for sale (& to ship)? I so miss that flavor!
October 16, 2016 said:
on I'm tempted to just make the sauce for ice cream. I've been looking all over for them this past week. It seems like they're harder to find when you really want them!
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