Chokecherry jelly time

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   Not a great crop this year for what ever reason and we had a GREAT crop of robins. I would usually leave them on the tree till September, but this year I had to race the birds. I did get about 12 pounds, as I was picking the robins where too.I'm boiling them as we speak, first batch gave up a 1/2 gallon of juice,the second will make the same. After some apple or cheery juice added It should make close to 1 1/2 gal= 12 pints, of jelly. One day I'll try wine, I'm not a wine drinker but do like CC wine at times.

Edited by d4570 - 08 August 2020 at 16:57

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	Not a great crop this year for what ever reason and we had a GREAT crop of robins. I would usually leave them on the tree till September, but this year I had to race the birds. I did get about 12 pounds, as I was picking the robins where too. I'm boiling them as we speak, first batch gave up a 1/2 gallon of juice,the second will make the same. After some apple or cheery juice added It should make close to 1 1/2 gal= 12 pints, of jelly. One day I'll try wine, I'm not a wine drinker but do like CC wine at times. Edited by d4570 - 08 August 2020 at 16:57
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