Mulberry Jam

by Food·Color

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Difficulty

Easy

Time

2h

Serving

2

To be precise, this is mulberry residue. The mulberry that was squeezed out of the juice lost its sweetness and taste, and tasted nothing but a pile of crude material, like chicken ribs. What can it be used for?
To make jam, use a food processor to beat it very finely, add enough sugar, and boil it, and it will change into a fine and thick jam. Turn out the dusty casserole in the corner for a long time, and wash it out-mulberries avoid ironware.
With constant stirring, the juice became thicker and thicker and began to splash around. After a taste, the sweetness is good, the mulberry flavor seems to have become rich, and the taste seems to be almost meaningful. Immediately decided to use starch to make a thick gorgon. After mixing the glutinous juice, stir, and sure enough, the taste is smoother, not like the previous one, although it is thin, it still separates. It might be better to use pectin. Without this, starch is the same.
You're done, bottling, 4 bottles of Lao Gan Ma, fruitful, share and eat. . . . "

Mulberry Jam

1. Ingredients: 1000 grams of mulberry pomace, 500 grams of sugar, 20 grams of starch, appropriate amount of water

2. Pour the mulberry pomace into the food processor and add an appropriate amount of water.

3. Beat into a fine thick paste.

4. Pour into a large bowl.

5. Add sugar and marinate in the refrigerator overnight.

6. The next day, pour into a pot, boil on high heat, turn to medium and low heat, and simmer, stirring constantly.

7. The soup is thick.

8. Adjust the starch with a small amount of water,

9. Pour in starch juice while stirring.

10. Continue to simmer until the soup thickens and turn off the heat.

11. Bottle and seal.

Tips:

The amount of sugar used can be increased or decreased according to your own taste. If you use too little sugar, you need to consume it as soon as possible to avoid spoilage.
Stirring is necessary to avoid simmering the bottom of the pot and splashing the juice.

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