Concord grape jelly! Watch the whole process!

Hi, this is Lori Fiechter in my Indiana kitchen! This time, I'm dealing with grapes and looking for shortcuts. Grape jelly should take longer than two hours--just for letting the juice drip through the jelly bag! But I didn't care about having perfectly clear jelly--and the flavor is great--so I took some shortcuts!

I used our seedless Concord grapes--the only grapes we have this year that survived disease and rot. And they just happen to make the best jam! If you've never made grape jelly, watch a see what the process looks like. It's been around six years since we've had enough purple grapes for jam, so I didn't really remember what to do. That's where the powdered pectin package comes in handy....

until our next jam, (that would be pear)
Lori Fiechter