Blueberry Jam

by Warm hands with hands

4.7 (1)
Favorite
1

Difficulty

Normal

Time

15m

Serving

2

A lot of blueberries were collected some time ago, and they were not fresh after being kept in the refrigerator for a long time, so I simply made them into sauces. The jams I made by myself have no additives and the fruit tastes super positive

Blueberry Jam

1. Blueberries cleaned and drained

2. Cut the lemon, squeeze the juice and set aside

3. Pour blueberries into a non-stick pan, add an appropriate amount of soft white sugar (you can put a little less first, taste the sweetness later and increase the sweetness as appropriate), and stir-fry until the blueberries come out of water

4. Keep the heat low, press the blueberries while stir-frying

5. Stir fry slowly until the blueberry juice is slightly thick and the blueberry flesh is soft and rotten

6. After tasting the sweetness, add half a lemon juice

7. Stir fry again for a few minutes, turn off the heat and cool down after the sweetness is moderate

8. After cooling thoroughly, put it in a bottle, keep refrigerated, and consume as soon as possible.

Tips:

This jam did not use a food processor to break the pulp, but directly stir-fried the soft and rotten jam. The taste is also very good. If you mind, you can break it with a food processor and then stir-fry.
The addition of lemon juice neutralized the sweetness and sourness of the jam.

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