bayberry jam
Overview
There were too many bayberries given by my friend today, and I couldn’t eat them for fear of spoiling them, so I tried to make bayberry jam. hehe! I didn't expect it to taste so good, and it even made a big bottle of juice. I went to exercise in the evening and brought juice with me. My friends saw it and rushed to drink it. They all said it was delicious and quenched their thirst.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Soak bayberries in salt water for 15 minutes and drain.
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Use a fruit knife to peel off the bayberry seeds
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Cook over high heat until the juices boil out. Add a small amount of rock sugar. After a while, a lot of juice will come out, and when you pour it out, you will have a delicious cup of juice
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Take out the juice, add rock sugar and simmer until the juice is reduced and turn off the heat.
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This is the prepared jam, it will solidify when it cools