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Fig Jam
Photo: flickr user
shivery
Ingredients
1 kg
figs
1 cup
water
2 cups
sugar
(caster)
1
lemons
Preparation
1
Quarter figs.
2
Place figs, lemon
juice
and 1/2 the sugar in a bowl,
mix
well and leave to sit for 3 hours.
3
Put water and remaining sugar in a pan, bring to the
boil
, stiring, until sugar
dissolves
, then stop stiring and
simmer
5 minutes.
4
Add fruit, bring back to the
boil
,
simmer
40 minutes or until sufficently set,
stirring
regularly.
5
To test:Remove a tsp of liquid from the jam and place on a
plate
, allow to
cool.
If a
skin
forms and jam holds its shape it is ready.
6
Pour into sterilised jars and
seal
.
7
Keeps for 3-4 months.
8
Ensure storage jars are well sterilised.
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Yield:
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Added:
December 10, 2010
Creator:
Kevin Tu
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