Those Concord grapes were destined to be turned, as quickly as they arrived, into a jam we used for a pie whose popularity extended well beyond summer. Image The juice is strained out of the ...

In this guide, we’ll take you through the step-by-step process of crafting your very own batch of homemade Concord grape jelly Making your own jam is a great way to use a lot of grapes.

they were likely in the form of juice or another of Welch’s Concord-based inventions: grape jelly. Welch’s Grapelade (a play on marmalade) was a staple among the rations given to American ...

As a result, they are more often turned into juice or jelly than sold by the bunch, but this time of year some Concord grapes nevertheless make appearances at supermarkets and farmers markets.

One common mistake gardeners make when harvesting their concord grapes is picking them too early. While early harvested grapes are still usable for grape jelly, grape juice, wine or other recipes ...

First off, grape jam is usually made from grapes like Concord, which are not winemaking grapes. That’s because of Concord’s intense aroma and sweetness. Grapes for juicing and jam are different from ...

grape jam and Mogen David wine. As late as the early 20th century, American grape growing was still centered in New York and New Jersey, where the Concord thrived. (Today 97% of grapes come from ...

When you walk down the grape aisle at your local grocery store, you'll likely encounter a variety. From the common red and ...