Pineapple Confiture (Jam)

Name: Pineapple Confiture (Jam)
Yield: 1 serving
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 1 about 600 grams of peeled and smaller pineapple; 1/2 Lemon; 300 grams Granulated sugar (50% of the weight of the fruit)

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I used the appliance brand Ceraware's recipe for "Pineapple Confiture" as a reference.The recipe calls for vanilla beans, but I didn't use them this time. The clumps of fruit make this fresh and delicious. I think you could also mix the whole thing in a mixer and make the jam from puree. Yields about 450 ml of jam.

I didn't use it this time, but the original recipe calls for vanilla beans. I believe if you add it you can enjoy yet another flavor of pineapple jam. Not only making pineapple jam, but also making and enjoying mousse and jelly from the scum, and pineapple juice from the leftovers in the pot is my original twist. I think you could also make strawberry mousse from the scum, but you should definitely try it and see! Making juice from the pot is superb as well. For 450 ml of jam. Recipe by Shirufi-

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Ingredients

1 serving

1about 600 grams of peeled and smaller pineapple
1/2Lemon
300 gramsGranulated sugar (50% of the weight of the fruit)

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Steps

1

I used a smaller pineapple. After cutting off the top and bottom and removing the skin and core, the weight came to be 600 g. Use a blender to puree half of it, and cut the other half into 1 cm pieces. Set aside a pre-sterilized jar for later.
2

Add the pineapple to a stainless steel or ceramic pot and sprinkle on the granulated sugar. Leave for 1 hour. You can use any amount of sugar you would like, but 1 pineapple makes a lot of jam, so based on how much you'll preserve, I would recommend using 50%. If you're only making a small amount, then it's okay to lower the amount to 30%.
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Turn the heat on somewhat high and take off any scum that appears. Don't throw away the scum, but save it in a small container. It will be for the pretty, lemon colored mousse and jelly. Please try it! Boil until the fruit juice becomes transparent, then add the lemon juice, mix together, and turn off the heat.
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While it's hot, pack it into the jar and it's all set! Once it cools slightly, store it in the refrigerator. Pour 1 cup of water into the now-empty pot and slowly stir to dissolve the jam stuck to the bottom. This will make "Extraordinarily Delicious Pineapple Juice." Enjoy it after it has cooled.
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With 1 small pineapple (600 g of fruit), you can make 450 ml of jam, 200 ml of juice, and 100 ml of mousse & jelly. You can enjoy 3 different tastes with just 1 pineapple. Please go ahead and try it!