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For those that cannot find pectin in their country, what can we substitute it with for the jam and jellies course?
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Hi, @despina-kosti
In the Jams, Jellies and Marmalades course you have the recipe for homemade pectin made from apple or citrus peel.
The proportion to make compotes or jams is 80 grams of homemade pectin per 1/2 kilo of fruit.
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Thank you to both of you.
I am from Cyprus, a small island in the Mediterranean sea.
Well.. it is not very convenient to always make apple or citrus pectin than to have something like gelatine or something similar.
It would require more time and fruits and therefore would be more expensive to try out all the recipes if I had to make the natural pectin..
Once again thank you for your response 🙂
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Oh yes I know that island (by name, would love to some day go there 😉)
@despina-kosti I hope we see you around often.
Have a great weekend
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Hi, @despina-kosti
We hope that at some point you will be able to prepare and practice these recipes.
If you have any questions or doubts regarding the courses, we will be available to help you.Greetings.
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