Our Family's Apple Jam

Name: Our Family's Apple Jam
Yield: 2 servings
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 3 Apple (about 400 g); 1/2 tbsp Lemon juice; 1 Cinnamon powder; 130 grams Soft light brown sugar (30% of the weight of the apple)

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

I found some very nice-looking apples, so I promptly made them into jam.

For those who prefer a refreshing, tart apple jam, add more lemon juice.

I prefer to use soft light brown sugar since it's more aromatic than caster sugar, but feel free to use caster sugar. Recipe by Tomomon1028. Enough to fill 2 small jars.

I found some very nice-looking apples, so I promptly made them into jam.

For those who prefer a refreshing, tart apple jam, add more lemon juice.

I prefer to use soft light brown sugar since it's more aromatic than caster sugar, but feel free to use caster sugar. Recipe by Tomomon1028. Enough to fill 2 small jars.

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

I found some very nice-looking apples, so I promptly made them into jam.

For those who prefer a refreshing, tart apple jam, add more lemon juice.

I prefer to use soft light brown sugar since it's more aromatic than caster sugar, but feel free to use caster sugar. Recipe by Tomomon1028. Enough to fill 2 small jars.

I found some very nice-looking apples, so I promptly made them into jam.

For those who prefer a refreshing, tart apple jam, add more lemon juice.

I prefer to use soft light brown sugar since it's more aromatic than caster sugar, but feel free to use caster sugar. Recipe by Tomomon1028. Enough to fill 2 small jars.

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Ingredients

2 servings

3Apple (about 400 g)
1/2 tbspLemon juice
1Cinnamon powder
130 gramsSoft light brown sugar (30% of the weight of the apple)

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Steps

1

Cut the apples into 6 equal parts, peel, then cut into 5 mm thick slices.
2

Weigh the apples, then put them in a pot. Sprinkle on soft light brown sugar measured at 30% the weight of the apples, then let sit for 20 to 30 minutes.
3

Put the jam jars and lids in a large pot of water, then bring to a boil to sterilize. Use tongs to remove them from the water so that you don't burn yourself.
4

When moisture is released from the apples, simmer on medium heat, mixing with a wooden spoon.
5

After 20 minutes of simmering, add the lemon juice, then reduce to low heat after 10 minutes. Be careful not to burn it.
6

Once the liquid starts to thicken, remove from heat, then transfer to jars. The jam will thicken once you chill it in the refrigerator, so be careful not to simmer for too long!
7

After tightly sealing the lids, turn the jars upside-down to release the air from inside, then it's ready. Although this will make the jars nearly vacuum packed, it's best to consume the jam as soon as possible.
8

Spread it on toasted English muffins. Transforming them into dessert!
9

Leave out the cinnamon, and add a bit of rum when finished, to make an "adult" jam.
10

Here is wedge-shaped apple jam. Use it as topping for pancakes with butter.