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What is pectin? Pectin is a naturally-occurring thickening agent that is most often used by adding it to jams, jellies and similar products to help them gel and thicken. Pectin creates a thick, clear set when it gels. It is a carbohydrate (a polysaccharide) found in and around the cell walls of plants, and helps to bind those cells together.
Share Email. I rarely use commercial pectin in my jams, relying instead on the natural pectin of the fruit (plus I like a looser set). But there are times when a little boost is helpful if I'm preserving low-pectin fruits, making a larger batch, or wanting to reduce cooking time. That's when I reach for my perpetual stash of lemon seeds.