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Blackberry Jam

Helen Pitlick
2-3 jars
Beginner

Keeps for 3-4 months. Ensure storage jars are well sterilised.

Total Steps

3

Ingredients

3

Tools Needed

1

Ingredients

  • 1 tablespoon <a href="/food/PCGHNLWF/lemon-juice">lemon juice</a>
  • 1.5 cup <a href="/food/6H6G87VP/sugar">sugar</a> (caster)
  • 500 gram <a href="/recipe/XPB8CJP8/blackberries">blackberries</a>, fresh

Instructions

1

Step 1

Place fruit and lemon <a href="/technique/QDWRNXYW/juice">juice</a> in pan and <a href="/technique/LTSH5D6W/crush">crush</a> with a potato masher, bring to the <a href="/technique/W7VKDJHH/boil">boil</a>, <a href="/technique/GFSF4J5F/simmer">simmer</a> 10 minutes, <a href="/technique/DRM2WPZ4/stirring">stirring</a> regularly. Add sugar and <a href="/technique/GFSF4J5F/simmer">simmer</a> a further 5-10 minutes or until jam has sufficiently <a href="/technique/LXP6HLBF/thickened">thickened</a>.

2

Step 2

To test: remove a tsp of liquid from the jam and place on a <a href="/technique/ZJ3WDM5Q/plate">plate</a>, allow to <a href="/technique/GZFHJC5K/cool">cool.</a> If a <a href="/technique/8YHHJCST/skin">skin</a> forms and jam holds its shape it is ready.

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Step 3

Pour into sterilised jars and <a href="/technique/K4VJ7RZ7/seal">seal</a>.

Tools & Equipment

Potato masher

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