Fruit Pineapple Sauce
1.
One peeled pineapple
2.
Cut the hard core of the pineapple
3.
Cut into large pieces and soak in salt water for 20 minutes
4.
Cut the soaked pineapple chunks into small pieces, put in rock sugar, mix well, and refrigerate for half a day or a day
5.
Take it out after marinating. At this time, the pineapple has a lot of moisture.
6.
Pour into a non-stick pan for frying
7.
Add salt after the fire is boiled
8.
Maltose, stir constantly with a spatula
9.
When it's almost viscous, add lemon juice, turn to medium low heat and continue to boil
10.
Boil until the pineapple grains become transparent, the color is caramel, and the juice is thicker. After the jam is cool, put it into a clean bottle and seal it for storage!
Tips:
1. The pineapple core is relatively hard, if it is not removed, it will affect the taste
2. The size of pineapple grains depends on personal preference
3. If the maltose is harder, it can be heated and hydrated
4. If there is no rock sugar and maltose, white sugar can be used instead
5. Adding lemon juice to the jam can adjust the acidity, sterilize and antiseptic, increase the fruity flavor and improve the gloss.
6. Put the finished jam into a clean, oil-free and water-free jar, and put it in the refrigerator for storage after being sealed, but don’t do too much at a time. After all, there is no preservative, and the storage time will not be too long, about one month. about