Homemade Blueberry Jam-pulp Version
1.
Wash the blueberries first and soak them in water for another 20 minutes. (There is no need to wash off all the hoarfrost on the surface, it is natural fruit powder and has nutritional value)
2.
Squeeze the lemon juice
3.
It's easy to make, only these three materials are needed
4.
Use a non-stick pan (don't use an iron pan, I use a Maifan stone pan), turn on a low heat, add blueberries, and wait for the blueberries to produce juice, then you can change to medium heat. Be sure to keep stirring to avoid mashing the pot
5.
After showing the purple soup state, add rock sugar.
6.
Pour in lemon juice
7.
Keep stirring until it becomes a paste. I like to eat the fleshy ones, so I didn't mash the blueberries. The final jam is also very sticky.
8.
Pour a cup without spilling
Tips:
Tips for mom:
①When I was learning to make jam, some friends on the Internet said not to use an iron pan, because it would be very dark and would smell like rust. The maifan stone pot I used did not appear to have any problems mentioned on the Internet.
②The role of lemon juice is not only to extract acid, but also to act as an antiseptic. Citric acid is a natural antiseptic and antiseptic.
You can ask Manma if you have any questions