Handmade---banana Jam

Handmade---banana Jam

by Mingyue Dance Tsing Yi

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

2

Bananas are purely a matter of memory. Bananas are different from other fruits and cannot be refrigerated! ! ! Because I was going out, thinking that it would be okay to refrigerate, I refrigerated it with the apple, which directly caused the color to turn gray. After the banana is cut, even if it is wrapped with plastic wrap, the inner core is still easy to turn black. I think if you change to a greener banana and remove all the darkened inner core and whiskers, the color of the jam will be brighter. The second time I was lazy, neither the black part nor the beard was removed, so the color was always unsatisfactory.

The kind I bought is ordinary bananas. Bananas are roughly divided into three types: thick and long, thin, medium and long, and short and thick. In terms of taste, the thin, medium and long type has the best taste, while the stubby banana (commonly known as Nanyang banana, also known as plantain) has a slightly sour taste and does not produce much. When shopping, the banana peel is golden yellow for freshness.

When making jam, the choice of fruit is also very particular. You can't choose the ripe ones, the ones that are soft when you pinch them, and those that have scars. . .

Bananas have a high viscosity, which makes it easy for people to think that when the juice dries, the illusion that it can be boiled can be shortened, and it has been ripe. Special attention should be paid to whether the required boiling temperature has been reached, otherwise it will affect the future preservation. At the same time, the jam It is easy to get water. Like the jam made for the first time, a lot of water came out. . .

Bananas are post-ripening fruits. When making jam, you must especially remove the pulp that is damaged by collision or overripe and discolors, and pay attention to whether the amount of water is sufficient. You can also add no more than 150ml of water or orange juice. "

Ingredients

Handmade---banana Jam

1. Prepare materials. The bananas are peeled and weighed.

Handmade---banana Jam recipe

2. Cut the banana into small cubes for later use.

Handmade---banana Jam recipe

3. Cut the green lemon, squeeze the juice and set aside.

Handmade---banana Jam recipe

4. Mix the rock sugar and diced bananas.

Handmade---banana Jam recipe

5. Pour in lemon juice and mix well.

Handmade---banana Jam recipe

6. Pour into the pot and add (not more than 150ml) water.

Handmade---banana Jam recipe

7. Bring to a boil on high heat and turn on low heat.

Handmade---banana Jam recipe

8. Boil water in another pot, rinse the jam jar with cold water, put it in boiling for 5 minutes to sterilize, quickly put the bottle cap into blanching, be careful that the plastic strip on the bottle cap will be deformed for a long time, resulting in poor sealing. After cooking, buckle upside down to control the moisture.

Handmade---banana Jam recipe

9. Pick up the air bubbles and floats on the surface, stir it from time to time when cooking, to prevent sticking to the bottom of the pot or burning. Simmer on low heat for about 20 minutes, then continue to cook until the jam begins to thicken. When the end temperature of the jam is 103 degrees when the sugar is solidified, turn off the heat, put it into the jam jar while it is hot, and pour it down. Put it in the refrigerator after 30 minutes.

Handmade---banana Jam recipe

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