Homemade Mulberry Jam
1.
First, wash the fresh mulberries from the market and soak them in salt water for about ten minutes. The mulberries are very fragile. The cross flow of purple juice is normal, so don’t worry.
2.
Soak in salt water for about ten minutes to disinfect and sterilize
3.
This step is a bit more troublesome, you have to cut them off one by one
4.
Cut everything and marinate with sugar for more than an hour
5.
After marinating, put the marinated juice into a pot and simmer on a low fire. Be sure to use a stainless and non-stick pot.
6.
This is the first stage of cooking
7.
This is the state after about 20 minutes of cooking. During this time, you must keep turning, otherwise it is easy to paste the pot. Stir the maltose underneath before starting the pot.
8.
Squeeze a little lemon juice in before the last pot
Tips:
When you boil, you really have to keep turning until the juice is dry and it’s about to rise.