This is a recipe clipping from a magazine, date is unknown but I’d guess 1950s or 1960s judging from the graphics on the back side. The recipe is typed below as-is.

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Orange Juice Jelly Vintage Recipe ClippingORANGE JUICE JELLY
Yield: About 6 six-ounce glasses.

1 box Sure-Jell
2 cups water
3/4 cup (6-ounce can) concentrated Birds Eye Orange Juice
3 1/2 cups (1 1/2 lbs.) sugar

Measure Sure-Jell and water into large saucepan; mix well. Place over high heat, bring to a full rolling boil; boil hard 1 minute, stirring constantly. Reduce heat to low. Add orange juice, sugar. Stir until both are completely dissolved. (Do not boil.) Remove from heat, skim, pour quickly into glasses. Paraffin.

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3 Responses to Orange Juice Jelly Recipe – Vintage Clipping

KathyinNH
Published 22 July, 2009 in 12:18 am

Thanks so much for this recipe. I used to make it years ago but lost my recipe. I also used to make a grape jam from Welch’s Grape Juice that was also wonderful.

Eileen
Published 7 September, 2010 in 10:49 am

This recipe was from 1955 ! I was so happy to see it .Cant wait to make it .My mum use to mix the jelly with butter and stuff the under skin of a duck! The best orange duck anyone ever had.Marmalade doest work for this .Have been searching for years for this recipe.I am going to make this Christmas eve for memories/renewed for my 9 sibs who are also grandparents now.Follow the recipe for raosted duck only add this to the under skin.The skin comes to a beautiful brown crisp melt in your mouth succulent bird.Thankyou ever so much for posting this beaty!Phenominal sight !

Carol
Published 6 February, 2013 in 12:36 pm

Have been searching for this recipe for over twenty years!! Used to make it up for the farming neighbors in the community. Never thought it would become obsolete. Thank you for finding it!

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