Marrigold's Profile
| Display Name: | Marrigold |
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| Member Since: | 2/21/13 |
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Florida Joyce: Yes, unscented candles only! Scented ones will definitely taint your jam. Simple & Smart Housekeeping Tips: 5 Ways to Put Your Old Candles to Work Apartment Therapy Tutorials |
3/7/13 7:17 PM |
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I just love my Grandmother's clever candle tip. She saves all her candle ends, and keeps them in a covered jar until jam-making season. Pop the jar of ends into a warm oven until melted, whilst you make the jam. When your jam is ready, pour it into jars and whilst the jam is still hot, pour (using a warm spoon) a little of the melted wax onto the surface until covered. A 2 cm layer is fine. Hey Presto! you have the perfect seal. Note: the wax sets as a flat disc on the surface. It does not contaminate the jam at all. Save the disc of wax; you can re-use it for your next jam making session. Simple & Smart Housekeeping Tips: 5 Ways to Put Your Old Candles to Work Apartment Therapy Tutorials |
2/21/13 4:16 PM |