Mulberry Jam
1.
Remove the handles and rinse the mulberries, pour in sugar and marinate for 1 hour.
2.
Turn on a high fire and bring it to a medium heat to remove the foam.
3.
When the juice is less, add rock sugar and continue to boil. Stir frequently in the middle to prevent sticking to the bottom of the pan.
4.
When the juice is more dry, pour in the lemon juice and continue to boil on low heat.
5.
Turn off the heat while leaving a little juice, because it will be drier than it is now.
Tips:
1. The mulberries do not need to be broken, the whole fruit is more delicious. Bread spreads and yogurt taste great.
2. Remember not to use an iron pan, otherwise the color will not be dark red but black.