Hawthorn jam
Overview
It is rare to see fresh hawthorn in Chongqing. Yesterday I went out for a walk after lunch to eat, and suddenly I saw a basket of purple-red fruits, and they were super cheap. I bought two kilograms. I took advantage of the weekend to make some jam, which is great for dipping steamed buns and spreading bread for breakfast.
Tags
Ingredients
Steps
-
Wash the red fruits, soak them in salt water for half an hour, and drain them.
-
The procedure took me an hour to remove the pedicle and core.
-
Add rock sugar, put in steamer and steam for 20 minutes.
-
In just 20 minutes, the hawthorns have been steamed until they are soft and rotten.
-
Use a food processor to puree it, or pour it directly into the pot while stirring. It's just not as delicate as a food processor.
-
Simmer over low heat. Be careful, the jam will spit out like lava.
-
Cook until thickened.
-
Serve hot in scalded glass bottles.
-
Two pounds of hawthorn made four bottles.
-
The color is very pretty.
-
The taste is sour and sweet, very appetizing.
-
Divide it into small bottles as much as possible and store it in the refrigerator. It can be stored for a long time without opening the lid.