Apple jam

An amazingly tasty jam, without great difficulty since apples contain a lot of pectin.
Recipe by Sitronella
Apple jam
An amazingly tasty jam, without great difficulty since apples contain a lot of pectin.
Recipe by Sitronella
Steps
- 1
Wash the aples thoroughly, peel them, remove the core and cut them into small cubes. Place the peeled apples in a small bowl with the lemon juice so that they don't brown and place the rest (mainly the parts with the seeds) in a cheesecloth. The seeds and the skin have the most amount of pectin.
- 2
Place the apples in a pot together with the cheesecloth that contains the skin and the seeds as well as the water and boil for a while until they start getting tender.
- 3
Remove the cheesecloth and then remove the apples. Don't discard the water. Blend the apples in a blender and place the pulp back into the pot with the water
- 4
Cut the orange into small pieces (remove the seeds). Cut it's peel into thin strips.
- 5
Add the sugar to the apples as well as the orange and let everything boil until the jam sets (when it reaches 104°C). If you don't have a thermometer, do the test with the cold plate*.
- 6
While the jam is piping hot store it in sterilized jars and turn them upside down until they cool. This way they seal hermetically.
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