Raspberry Sauce/Jam

Diluckshnie Jayawardena
Diluckshnie Jayawardena @cook_7799266
Canada

Since I had way too many raspberries left from berry picking I decided to make a raspberry jam. I didn't add any pectin so my jam had a more sauce consistency. Regardless of the consistency it is perfect for the following items:1) On vanilla ice cream as a a sauce
2) On waffles as a sauce
3) On toast as jam

Raspberry Sauce/Jam

Since I had way too many raspberries left from berry picking I decided to make a raspberry jam. I didn't add any pectin so my jam had a more sauce consistency. Regardless of the consistency it is perfect for the following items:1) On vanilla ice cream as a a sauce
2) On waffles as a sauce
3) On toast as jam

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Ingredients

20 mins
15-serving
  1. 4 CupsRaspberries
  2. 1/2 CupSugar

Cooking Instructions

20 mins
  1. 1

    Thoroughly wash/rinse the raspberries and mash it in a big saucepan with a potato masher. Don't worry if you have some lumps as it will take care of itself during the cooking process.

  2. 2

    Turn the stove on and wait for the berries to come to a hard boil. When it does add the sugar, stir and reduce the heat.

  3. 3

    The original jam recipe called for 4 cups of sugar. The berries I had picked were sweet and not tart. So I only had to add 1/2 cup sugar. You may have to adjust the sugar amount to the tartness of the berries and your preference for sweetness.

  4. 4

    Let it simmer in low heat for another 10-15 mins. The consistency will be more of a sauce than jam. If you wish you can boil it down more to get a more jam consistency.

  5. 5

    Optional step: If you don't like the seeds of the raspberries you can strain it to get a sauce. I left mine as and it was delicious.

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