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Quick & Easy Berry Jam

August 27, 2014 By sue Leave a Comment

P1040265Once you have berries in your freezer, you can quickly make some tasty jam whenever you need it.  The wonder ingredient is Chelsea’s Jam Setting Sugar.

 

 

1 kg Fruit

1 kg Chelsea Jam Setting Sugar

A knob of butter (10g)

Crush the fruit coarsely with a potato masher, fork or food processor.  Or I simply heat the frozen berries until they are a bit mushy.

Put the fruit and jam setting sugar into a large, heavy based 6 litre pot (I used a preserving pan).  Heat over a low heat until the sugar is dissolved, stirring occasionally with a wooden spoon.  Do not allow to boil.

Add a knob of butter then increase heat and bring to a full boil (a boil that cannot be stopped when stirred).  Boil for 4 minutes only, carefully skim off any foam from surface during cooking. Spoon out a small amount of jam onto a cold plate.  Allow to cool slightly, then test for set: push finger gently through jam, when surface wrinkles remove the pot from heat.  Bottle immediately into sterilised jars.


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