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Persimmon Jam Recipe

June 29, 2021 By sue Leave a Comment

My persimmon tree

My persimmon tree

My persimmon tree has established nicely now and is producing lots of persimmon (that I have to net to stop the birds from raiding). Mostly I prefer to just eat my persimmon fresh but now that I’ve got lots, I’m starting to think of different ways to use them. This persimmon jam recipe produces a nice balance between the somewhat bland sweetness of the persimmon and the tartness of the lemon.

10 persimmons
6 lemons, zest and juice
3 cups sugar

Quarter the persimmons and peel. Cut the flesh into small dice.
Combine with the lemon rind and juice in a medium saucepan. Stir in the sugar.
Simmer on low heat, stirring often, for about 20 minutes or until thick.
You can leave it with chunky pieces and serve it more like a compote, or puree it with a stick blender so that it is a finer textured jam.
Pour into hot sterilised jars and seal.

Persimmon
Persimmon
Peel and dice
Peel and dice
Put into preserving pan
Put into preserving pan

Add sugar
Add sugar
Stir until sugar dissolves
Stir until sugar dissolves
Simmer until thickened
Simmer until thickened

Puree with a stick blender if you prefer
Puree with a stick blender if you prefer
Serve chunky as a compote
Serve chunky as a compote
Or pureed as a jam
Or pureed as a jam

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