Conundrum:
Over the last several years, a lot of my friends got into making and canning jam. And so for nearly a decade, Christmas/Birthdays/Any other gift occasion have all involved someone giving me a can of lovingly hand-crafted jam.
And I know from tasting the samples they shared that the jam is usually quite wonderful.
The problem is that I now have FORTY SEVEN jars of jam in my pantry and another TWELVE in my refrigerator.
What the h-e-double-toothpicks does one DO with that much jam?

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@unlikely glazing fruit tarts or pies uses a lot. Jam-filled cookies or pastries. You can use a ton in hamentaschen- Jewish holiday cookies which are basically a circle of rolled doings, filled with jam, folded into a triangle, glazed with egg before baking.

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