Homemade Strawberry Jam
1.
After washing the strawberries, remove the stalks
2.
Soak in light salt water for about a quarter of an hour, then cut into small pieces
3.
Soak the agar in warm water for a while; put the sliced strawberries and rock sugar into the pot and simmer slowly
4.
Boil slowly over a low fire. When the pulp is slowly boiled and the soup becomes thicker, it means that the pectin is boiled out, and the lemon juice can be squeezed in.
5.
Add in the soaked agar and continue to cook on low heat (be careful not to simmer during this period). When the entire sauce becomes very viscous, you can turn off the heat and let the jam slowly cool down (the cooled jam Put it into a glass bottle with a lid, seal it, and store it in the refrigerator.)