Homemade Mixed Fruit Jam

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Homemade Mixed Fruit Jam is a simple and delicious mix of fruits. I never thought would be making jam at home but while browsing through the website of Sara’s corner, I could not resist myself, since all the fruits she used were at home plus I have a Guava tree at home. I did make my own additions and exceptions since I didn’t have couple of ingredients. So slightly changed the recipe, it tasted delicious. Kids will surely love! The exact period of the origin of jams are debatable. There is no precise date regarding its origin. But you can be sure of one thing. It dates back to stone age. Preserves got into existence since there was food shortage. Of course necessity is the mother of invention. That is how jams came into existence. The first jam recipe officially recorded was by Marcus Gavis Apicius from Rome dating back to 4th Century AD. Therefore this jam falls in the continental food category.

Homemade Mixed Fruit Jam is an inseparable food with my kids. They demand jam with almost everything. Jams are normally prepared with fruits and the sweet tangy flavor suits the palate. I have nostalgic remembrances of those olden times when my lunch box was full of bread slices with colorful jam spread out luxuriously. Even now I personally cherish jam spreads when I am out of time for a delicious meal. So I keep Homemade Mixed Fruit Jam in store always. Now you will be wondering which fruits to use to assemble your yummy jam. The answer is, you are free to decide your choice of fruit. Some prefer citrus fruits, some sweet flavored ones, the choice is left to you. You can explore a well detailed Homemade Mixed Fruit Jam here that can be easily prepared at home.

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Homemade Mixed Fruit Jam

Sapna Anu BGeorge
Prep Time 5 minutes
Cook Time 10 minutes
Course Side Dish
Cuisine Continental

Ingredients
  

Instructions
 

  • Soak China grass in water. Wash and do not remove skin of fruits. Devein the apple and cut the fruit into pieces.
  • Grind the fruits to smooth paste. Heat a non stick pan, put the soaked china grass with 1/2 cup water on a low fire and allow it to dissole. Add the fruit pulp to fully melted china gras and keep stirring. The color does start changing and bubbles start rising with the rawness leaving the fruit pulp. Now add sugar and stir.
  • It will be in liquid form, keep stirring until it thickens. Remove the paste from sides and keep stirring till bubbling turns to a deep red color. Off the fire and add the vinegar. Allow it to ool.
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Notes

You can visit this link Pineapple Homemade Jam. You can also visit this link Mango Jam.
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