Red Wine Raisin Jam
1.
Prepare the ingredients;
2.
Rub the lemon with salt, rinse with running water, wipe off the water, peel the lemon zest, tear off the white film and leave the meat and juice for later use;
3.
The grapes were opened one by one, and the seeds were removed. This step is so hard and you need to be patient. I processed four catties of grapes for half an hour;
4.
Peel the ginger and grind it into puree, cut the brown sugar into small pieces, put all the ingredients in the basin, and rub with both hands with disposable gloves;
5.
There has been a lot of juice;
6.
Pour in a pot and cook on medium heat for about 20 minutes, stirring appropriately during this time, so that the sugar can be fully melted;
7.
Cook to this level, turn off the heat and wait for it to cool;
8.
Squeeze it into puree with a mixer for 2 times;
9.
Pour into the pot and boil, first boil on medium-high heat and turn to low heat to simmer slowly. Be sure to keep stirring to prevent the pot from sticking. For about 1 hour, look at the spatula when it becomes thick and you can see it with a finger A clear seal is enough;
10.
Prepare the container, blanch or boil it with boiling water in advance, fully disinfect it, and then wipe off the moisture with kitchen paper;
11.
Fill the bottle while it is hot and seal it upside down. After cooling, put it in the refrigerator. The upside down is for vacuuming so that the jam can be stored for several months.
12.
Take an appropriate amount with a clean spoon that is free of oil and water every time you eat it.
13.
Outdoor shooting in the park, a different kind of sweet enjoyment!
14.
I don't know how beautiful it is!
Tips:
1. Cut the lemon zest thinly.
2. Eat the jam as soon as possible after it is opened, and keep it in the refrigerator if you can't finish it.
3. Use a clean spoon with no oil and water every time you take it, so as to ensure that the jam will not be contaminated and can be stored for a longer time.