Ingredients:
6 pounds stemmed Concord grape
1 quart water
3/4 pound sugar
Preparation:
- Combine grapes add water, allow them to simmer on range until grapes have become soft.
- Strain through a piece of cheese-cloth, being careful to press only the juice through, not the pulp of the grapes.
- Return the grape juice to the preserving kettle and add 3/4 of a pound of sugar. Allow the juice to just commence to boil, as cooking too long a time spoils the flavor of the juice.
- Bottle at once, while juice is hot. Bottles must be sterilized and air-tight if you expect grape juice to keep. Cover corks with sealing wax.
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