You only need 3 ingredients for homemade jam (no pectin!). Fruit, sugar, and lemon juice (or really any other acid). If you've got those things, then you have everything you need to make your own homemade jam.
EQUIPMENT:
INGREDIENTS:
Guideline: Any fruit at any amount. Basic sugar to fruit ratio is:
1/4 (52g) cup-2/3 cup (136g) granulated sugar per pound (450g) of fruit
1/2 teaspoon (2ml) acid per pound of fruit (lemon, vinegar, other citrus juice)
INSTRUCTIONS:
Peel fruit then cut into small pieces. Toss in sugar, leave for 1-2 hours or overnight in the fridge wrapped in plastic to macerate. Start at 52g sugar per pound of fruit. Add more after the macerating process if necessary.
*Simmering time will vary based on the amount of fruit used. For 1 pound of fruit expect it to take around 15-20 minutes.
Optional for raspberries: ½ cup (104g) sugar for every pound of fruit.
Put macerated fruit in pot, add 2 tbsps of acid to activate pectin, the chemical that activates the thickening of fruit.
Cool in a metal bowl and ice bath set up.
OPTIONAL: Strain seedy berry jams through sieve or chinois if needed
Store and use as needed.
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Why does the recipe state 1/2 tsp of acid per pound of fruit, then say to add 2 tbsp of acid? That would be enough for 12 pounds of fruit! Also, is it to be added before simmering, during, or after?
How long does the jam last before going bad
Can you combine multiple fruit to make a fruit punch
If I’d like to use pectin, how much do you recommend? And should I omit the acid if I do? Or keep it in to dull the sweetness a bit?