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]]> http://www.healthhomehappy.com/2009/09/crabapple-jelly-in-pictures.html#comment-1763 Tiffany Sat, 24 Jul 2010 02:13:12 +0000 http://www.healthhomehappy.com/wordpress3.0/2009/09/crabapple-jelly-in-pictures.html#comment-1763 This is very similar to mayhaw jelly that is usually only found in the deep south. I live in Atlanta, and I had only just recently heard of it myself. The mayhaw is in the apple family and is basically like a crabapple the size of a cranberry or even smaller. It makes very tasty jelly! It reminds me of apple jelly but much better. It is known as "the best jelly in the world" among the folks that produce it. Since the mayhaw is so small, the blossom ends are left intact when made into juice for the jelly; otherwise, it would be too tedious. I just love the beautiful reddish color of the finished jelly! I'm sure that your crabapple jelly is just as delicious! It looks wonderful! This is very similar to mayhaw jelly that is usually only found in the deep south. I live in Atlanta, and I had only just recently heard of it myself. The mayhaw is in the apple family and is basically like a crabapple the size of a cranberry or even smaller. It makes very tasty jelly! It reminds me of apple jelly but much better. It is known as “the best jelly in the world” among the folks that produce it. Since the mayhaw is so small, the blossom ends are left intact when made into juice for the jelly; otherwise, it would be too tedious. I just love the beautiful reddish color of the finished jelly! I’m sure that your crabapple jelly is just as delicious! It looks wonderful!

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