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How To Distinguish Among Jam, Jelly, Preserves, Marmalade, and Conserves
Jelly
Jelly has the thinnest consistency of the bunch; fruits, or sometimes vegetables, are cooked and then strained until smooth and clear.
Jam
Like jelly, the fruit is cooked until soft and almost formless. But instead of being strained, the fruit is pureed.
Preserves
Preserves are very similar to jam except the fruit is left in medium to large pieces.
Marmalade
Marmalade is a type of preserve that contains fruit peels.
Conserves
Conserves are a mixture of fruits and nuts that are cooked until thick.
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