Strawberry top jelly

Food waste is a huge issue in the U.S., and I'm willing to bet you aren't getting the most of your produce. When it comes to strawberry tops, try these 6 ways to take your fruit even farther.

Homemade strawberry jelly is so simple to make, and this recipe is delicious. You can make it from scratch using just a few simple ingredients and tools. If you have an abundance of strawberries from your garden or store, then it’s time to try making your own strawberry jelly. I’ll show you how to do it with easy steps so you can make your own at home.

Never waste a strawberry top again! Strawberry tops are good for so many things like teas, powders, and more! And there's no point in getting rid of the greens - they're great, too!

This strawberry jelly is one of my favorites, and one of the easiest canning recipes I’ve ever used! It’s a great recipe for beginning canners and can be completed in less than an hour, and with only four ingredients!

One of my favorite parts of summer is all the fresh produce that comes available in the garden and in the grocery. There's just nothing like the taste of a fresh tomato, peach or strawberry. The problem is that the fresh produce doesn't last year round. One way to get around this problem is to

Ever wonder what to do with all those strawberry tops? This recipe shows you how to take those strawberry tops and turn them into strawberry syrup.

This easy Strawberry Jelly recipe captures the fabulous flavor of fresh strawberries in a beautiful, jewel-toned condiment you'll want to enjoy on toast, biscuits, scones... everything!

I think everyone knows on here by now just how obsessed with canning I am. Last year, it was my crazy desire to fill an entire pantry in our garage with homemade canned goods. I canned all the way up till the moment my water broke with Grayson and ALMOST filled the cupboard. There were hot pickled carrots, hot pickled okra, bread and butter pickles, apricot jam, raspberry jam, strawberry jam, canned beets, peach salsa, tomato salsa, salsa verde, dilly beans, tomato sauce, whole peeled…

Don't throw away your strawberry tops! Learn how to make strawberry sauce from what would otherwise go in the compost!

This can be made with fresh strawberries, but for some reason when I make it from our strawberry tops, it tastes all the sweeter. See if you feel the same way as I do!