07/21/2012 14:01
Subject: Re:making jam - what kind of pot?
I use a stainless steel stock pot and it works fine. I like it because it is very large size and you don't have to do multiple batches. I think that an enamel cast iron sounds workable as well.
Anonymous
07/20/2012 13:47
Subject: making jam - what kind of pot?
I used my anodized (or whatever it is called) nonstick pans. Works fine.
Anonymous
07/20/2012 09:02
Subject: Re:making jam - what kind of pot?
Enameled cast iron sounds good. If you want something easier than canning your jam, you can put it in small tupperwares and keep them in the freezer--google more info on this if you're interested. Enjoy!
Anonymous
07/20/2012 08:01
Subject: Re:making jam - what kind of pot?
The kind of pot you grow in the backyard?
Anonymous
07/20/2012 07:53
Subject: making jam - what kind of pot?
I use my creuset-- works fine.
Anonymous
07/20/2012 07:21
Subject: making jam - what kind of pot?
hi,
want to make some berry jam this weekend. is the enameled cast iron appropriate pot? other recommendations?