Homemade Bayberry Sauce

by The taste and color of yellow millet

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Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

2

The plums in June are sour and appetizing, and the body fluid can quench thirst. The rich cellulose in the pulp can stimulate the peristalsis of the intestines, is beneficial to the excretion of harmful substances in the body, and has the effect of detoxification and beauty; the anthocyanins and vitamin C contained in the bayberry have a good antioxidant function, improve immunity and resist freedom Base, prevent aging, and inhibit cancer. However, eating too much hurts the stomach and upsets the teeth, and bayberry is not easy to preserve, so if you can't eat it for a while, you can make wine (to cure diarrhea) or make jam. The fun of making the best use of everything is also a pursuit as a foodie~ˊ_>ˋ"

Homemade Bayberry Sauce

1. Soak the bayberry in light salt water for 20 minutes, then wash and filter the water for later use

2. Nucleus separation

3. Add the bayberry meat, stir and cook

4. Use this low fire to cook the whole process~

5. After the bayberry is juiced, add rock sugar and continue to fry until the rock sugar melts

6. Use a food processor to help make the jam more delicate (you can ignore this step if you like grainy jam)

7. The effect of the cooking machine is really more delicate~ continue to stir and cook

8. After 15 minutes, the appearance has begun to take shape

9. Boil the sauce until the meat is sticky, scoop up the spoon and slide down slowly, then turn off the heat and let cool

10. Bottling ~ You're done:)

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