Apricot jam in its own juice
Step-by-step preparation
STEP 1
Ingredients.
STEP 2
We separate the pulp of washed apricots from the seeds by cutting the fruit into halves.
STEP 3
Sprinkle the apricot halves with sugar. Stir a little and then leave for one night.
STEP 4
In the morning, the apricots should already be floating in their own juice. The juice, mixed with sugar, will take on a syrupy appearance. Place the container directly on the stove that is on and cook for half an hour. The power of the stove should be low. Don’t forget to stir the syrup, otherwise our jam will get a not very pleasant aftertaste. Remove the foam that appears from time to time with a spoon and throw it away. Then we turn it off.
STEP 5
Usually such cooking is repeated once or twice, or even more, with breaks of a day. It all depends on the preferred density, ripeness of apricots, and some other conditions. If you are satisfied with the thickness after the first cooking, apricot jam can be freely poured into jars and sealed.
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