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Curious about loquats and what you can do with them? This jelly is a fantastic introduction to their delicious potential.
loquats
water
granulated sugar
Wash the loquats, cut off the rough ends and stalks and remove the stones.
Boil the loquats in water, sufficient to flood them, till reduced to a pulp; strain off the juice and add an equal weight of granulated sugar. Boil till it jells when tested on a cold plate.
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Just a note that this is a recipe for jam not jelly. Loquat jams and jellies are both great but jelly requires only using the juice and discarding the flesh.
That's what you are doing in this recipe. You only use the juice.