Using fruit juice instead of fresh fruit cuts out several steps in the jelly-making process, which is why it can be called a "quick boil". Look for juices that are unsweetened and that don't have any added calcium. Find a recipe before going to the store to make sure you buy enough liquid. In general, you will need 3 to 4 cups (710 to 950mL) of juice for 5 half-pints (40 ounces). If you're using juice, you can skip ahead to the "Adding Sugar and Pectin" section. And don't be afraid to combine fruits! Apples, oranges, berries, plums, grapes, and apricots all make great jelly. Look for fruit that is perfectly ripe for the best results. If you buy fruit that isn't ripe yet, wait until it is before you make your jelly. You can also pair fruits with different fresh herbs, like apricot and rosemary or strawberry and mint. Pineapple, kiwi, papaya, and mango are more difficult to turn into jelly because they contain certain enzymes that keep the gelatin from setting. Follow your recipe and add the required amount of fruit to your pan (for example, 18 cups (4,300mL) of apricots will yield about 6 cups (1,400mL) of juice). Go ahead and include all parts of the fruit, including any peels, seeds, or cores. Bring the fruit to a gentle simmer and cover the pan with a lid. Let the fruit simmer for 20-30 minutes. Stainless steel and copper pots will give the best results; other kinds of metals might react with the fruit's acidity and make the jelly taste slightly metallic.
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One-sentence summary -- Use unsweetened fruit juice for a quick-boil jelly. Use ripe, in-season fruits or berries if you're long-cooking the jelly. Cook all the fruit over medium-low heat for 20-30 minutes.

You should be holding the bottle tightly enough that you don't injure yourself or anyone nearby. Don't squeeze it too hard, though--you may be strong enough to break the bottle!
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One-sentence summary -- Grasp the bottle firmly in your non-dominant hand.

This can be done using the following method. Connect your computer to the mobile device using a USB cable. Go to My Computer through the Start menu and browse to the folder where you saved the downloaded games. Open the My Computer window again and this time browse to the drive of the mobile device (it should appear in the list of devices with removable storage). Create a new folder in the portable device. You can name the folder "Java." Drag the Java game files from the folder on your computer and drop them to the Java folder on your mobile instrument. This will copy the games from your computer to the external drive that is connected to it. Disconnect the USB cable from the mobile device after the files have transferred successfully.
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One-sentence summary -- Link your mobile device to your computer to transfer the game files.

Don't preheat the oven; you want your plates to slowly warm along with the oven. Introducing room temperature plates to a very hot oven can make them crack or shatter completely. You can put your plates on a baking pan or directly on the oven racks. The plates will have warmed up to this temperature along with the oven. This allows the paint to "cure," or set into the ceramic. If your ceramic paint instructions suggest a different temperature or baking time, follow that instead. Once the oven temperature has reached 325F (163C), leave it on for 40 minutes. You can set a timer on your oven, phone, or a watch to keep track of the time. Most ovens will beep when the chosen temperature has been reached, so set a timer at that point. You want the temperature of your plates to slowly cool down along with the oven. If you handle the plates too early, you can break them. Cooling times depend on your oven but wait at least 2 hours before checking the temperature. Be patient and don't touch the plates while they're still cooling in the oven. Since your oven should be completely cooled, the plates should be cool to the touch as well. You can use oven mitts to remove your plates to be safe. Put your plates in a place where they won't be disturbed by children or pets. Let them rest for at least 3 days before you use them or wash them. Hand wash them for the first time. While washing them, you can check your painted designs and make sure the plates were not damaged while baking in the oven.
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Place your plates in a cold oven. Let your oven reach 325F (163C) while the plates are inside. Leave your oven on for 40 minutes to let the plates cure. Turn off your oven to let your plates cool. Remove your plates from the oven once the oven is cooled. Allow the plates to rest for at least 3 days before using or washing them.