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					<description><![CDATA[MMMMmmm, i&#039;m about to cook some myself. After years of cooking jam on the stove, i now regularly cook it in the microwave. One trick is to cook it at a lower setting (ie, medium or 50%) as the microwave heats it in spurts, and then stops at regular intervals. If you have your bowl only half full, you can set it so it NEVER boils over. This makes the end cleaning job a lot easier, and also means that you don&#039;t have to be on constant watch! smiles to you!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>MMMMmmm, i&#8217;m about to cook some myself. After years of cooking jam on the stove, i now regularly cook it in the microwave. One trick is to cook it at a lower setting (ie, medium or 50%) as the microwave heats it in spurts, and then stops at regular intervals. If you have your bowl only half full, you can set it so it NEVER boils over. This makes the end cleaning job a lot easier, and also means that you don&#8217;t have to be on constant watch! smiles to you!</p>
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