Wash, drain, and remove hull (stems) of strawberry (if using fresh strawberries) and measure them.
In a heavy bottomed pan, add strawberries, sugar, and lemon juice, and mix well.
Strawberries leave water when they are boiled.When they are mushy enough, use a hand blender to make it a puree.
Let it simmer until it thickens. Stir in between in regular intervals so that it doesn't stick to the bottom.
To test for completion, pour a little thickened jam on a plate and tilt it. if water is there in your jam it will flow. If not, it flows like a thick mass.
Switch off the stove, and cool it completely for about 2 hrs to store in an clean air tight container.
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Makes: 1475g
Ingredients:
Strawberries - 1700 g/3.8 pounds
Cane sugar - 600 g/3 cups
Lemon juice - 6 tbsp
How to make:
1. Wash, drain, and remove hull (stems) of strawberry (if using fresh strawberries) and measure them.
2. In a heavy bottomed pan, add strawberries, sugar, and lemon juice, and mix well.
3. Strawberries leave water when they are boiled.When they are mushy enough, use a hand blender to make it a puree.
4. Let it simmer until it thickens. Stir in between in regular intervals so that it doesn't stick to the bottom.5. To test for completion, pour a little thickened jam on a plate and tilt it. if water is there in your jam it will flow. If not, it flows like a thick mass.
6. Switch off the stove, and cool it completely for about 2 hrs.
7. I got nearly 1475 grams of jam for the above used quantity.
7. Store in an clean airtight container, and place it in your refrigerator.
Note:
- Here, I am using frozen strawberries. If you get fresh strawberries, you can clean, remove the hull (stems of strawberry), and use it.
- If you don't want those tiny seeds in the jam, make a puree with strawberry, drain the pulp, and add along with other ingredients and do rest of the process.
- Lemon juice is used as a preservative. I prefer to add natural ingredients as much as I can.
- I always use cane sugar for my home needs. You can also use white sugar or jaggery powder instead. Measure the same quantity.
- It took nearly an hour to make this jam, so please be patient to achieve this thick, flowing mass consistency and cool to store.
- There is no need to thaw frozen strawberries.
- If you don't have a hand blender, use masher to mash it well. My hand blender is a stainless steel one, so I can use it while the stove is ON and boiling.
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