Easy to make and super tasty this is a grown up jelly that both looks and tastes fabulous. Perfect on toast, stirred into stews, with a cheeseboard and in a toasted sandwich too.
Place the grapes and roughly chopped apples (don't bother to peel or core them) into a pan and add water.
Simmer the fruit until tender and mash with a potato masher.
Pour this mash into a jelly bag (muslin lined sieve) and set aside to drip into a jug overnight. Resist any temptation to squeeze the bag to get more out, if you do this you'll make the jelly cloudy)
Make the juice in the jug up to 500ml by adding the wine.
Pour this into a pan and add the lemon juice and sugar and heat gently till sugar dissolved.
Raise the heat to boiling point for approximately 20 mins until you have reached the setting point (see jelly making page).
Carefully pour into a sterilised jar and pop on the lid.
Notes
Serve with a cheeseboard, game, pate or as a glaze for roasting meats and chicken.
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