Rhubarb Apricot Jam

Mary Wensing Dvorachek
12 c. diced rhubarb
1/2 c. cold water
10 c. sugar
16 oz. dried apricots

Boil rhubarb and 1/2 c. water until tender (10 minutes). Add sugar, bring to a boil. Then add ground (or chopped very fine)apricots. Mix and reduce heat, continue slow cooking until apricots are tender(10 to 20 minutes)(stirring constantly). Let stand a few minutes. Pour into sterilized pint or jelly jars (makes about 6-7 pints)
Let sit on counter for 24 hours and then I put mine in the freezer. That way I don't have to worry if the jars unseal.

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  • Mary Lynn 3216/23/2008

    Hi Barb, it doesn't even taste like rhubarb, like I have told so many people, if you like cranberry sauce, you will love the jam. Hugs Mary

  • eiffelvu6/23/2008

    hmm, sounds interesting...never was one for rubarb but this might be the exception...many thanks

  • Mary Lynn 3216/22/2008

    Thank you all for your comments, it definitely is a very good jam. Let me know how you like it if you make some. Hugs Mary

  • cathiesbloggs6/22/2008

    sounds really tasty !!!

  • SAIKAT KUMAR DUTTA6/22/2008

    This is another tongue catching article, really nice.

  • 3lilangels6/22/2008

    Sounds very good, another must try thanks!!!!!!!!!!

  • Mary Lynn 3216/20/2008

    Enjoy Susan and Kay. Hugs Mary

  • Susan S6/20/2008

    I've love this too.

  • Kay Whittenhauer6/20/2008

    Sounds heavenly! Rhubarb always brings back memories of childhood for me!

  • Mary Lynn 3216/20/2008

    Enjoy ladies. Hugs Mary

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