Honestly I don't know that it is possible to remove the seeds except by paring/peeling the berries with a very sharp knife. Or you make jelly and strain it. Even the finest screen food mills won't get out the tiny strawberry seeds.

For jam, while cooking it many of the seeds will float tot he surface and can be skimmed off with the foam. But there will still be many seeds left in.

There is a soft skin fruit peeler on the market that works exceptionally well for tomatoes and other soft fruits. It might be just the thing for peeling strawberries.

http://www.amazon.com/Zyliss-30600-Soft-Skin-Peeler/dp/B0018IAH8I/ref=sr_1_13?ie=UTF8&s=kitchen&qid=1280438758&sr=1-13

 

Thanks, Judylou...that's a cute little tool, but I don't know if I'd have the patience to peel the strawberries. LOL

However, i didn't think of jelly until you mentioned it. Will have to look up instructions on how to make it.

stef