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How do I make my dragon fruit jam set?

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I don't think you need to do anything to make it set. It says 'Cook over a low and steady heat. Stir frequently. The mixture will begin to thicken as you stir, over a period of about half an hour.' So you don't need to do anything different than what the instructions say.

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How long will it last in the refrigerator?

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It should last about five days. After that, it will lose its flavor and, ultimately, go bad.

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Can I can dragon fruit jam in a pressure canner?

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Yes, and it would preserve it better than putting in a regular can too. This is would probably be the best way to can it, but if you do not have a pressure canner at your house, then a mason jar will do.

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How long a shelf life does the jam have before opening?

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Most canned goods (in jars) have virtually no expiration date, so your jam can last 20 to 30 years and not spoil, assuming it's canned properly.

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