Crab Apple Jelly was created in 1944.
No. Crabapple jelly is yummy and I used to eat them raw all the time as a kid. I'm not dead.
Yes, But its not recommended. Trust me, they taste horrible and might make you feel rather ill... But yes, you can.
Well i do know that you can make crab apple jam or jelly. Hope that helps your question.
it matters how much apple jelly you want, if you look up apple jelly recipe then it should tell you
Yes, crabapples are edible but they are very sour nd it is not recommended to eat them raw, but boiling them in sugar makes a very tasty jelly and some crabapples are used in ciders for a new tasty flavor
Many rodents eat crab apples. Deer, rabbits, raccoons, and other plant eating animals eat crab apples. Other creatures eat crab apples too, like worms.
Apples are high in a natural jelling agent called pectin. Wash crab apples well and cut in half. you do not need to seed them but you can if you prefer. Do not peel, the peel will give your jelly a nice red color. Use as many apples as you can put into an 8 quart pot. 2 cups of apple cider or apple juice and two cups of granulated sugar. Boil down (full rolling boil) until apples are soft and falling apart. Allow to cool and mash well. Place pulp into a large cheesecloth bag and allow to sit suspended over a bowl for 24 hours. If you use only the juice that falls naturally you will have clear jelly. Squeezing the cheese cloth bag will result in more usable jelly but it will be cloudy. Place jelly into sterilized jars and store in freezer.
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Crab apples
No, they just taste bitter.
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