What’s Cooking in Gail’s Kitchen? A Burst of Flavor: Jam Session! This recipe guarantees to be music to your ears. For once, you can make a single jar of your favorite fruit jam without spending an entire day in the kitchen. Simply put: This recipe is an answer to a time-saving prayer. Adapt to whatever is in season. If your craving today is raspberry, or strawberry, or apricot, or peach, have a jam session in minutes.
JAM SESSION
Ingredients:
2 1/2 cups fresh peaches; peeled, diced, and stone removed
1/2 cup sugar
1 tablespoon white wine*
3 discs of spiced ginger, slivered
2 cinnamon sticks
1 lemon
Pinch of sea salt
*May be substituted for water.
Instructions:
Pulse half the peaches in a food processor to make the fruit chunky. Transfer to a 2-3 quart saucepan. Add remaining diced peaches, sugar, wine, ginger, and juice of half the lemon. Slice a section of the lemon with rind on, remove seeds, and drop it into the pan. You will fish it back out later. (The lemon is a natural thickening agent.) Add two cinnamon sticks. Mix well. Cook the peaches over medium-high heat at a boil. It should begin to thicken. Reduce the heat to low and continue cooking until mixture becomes jam, about 30 minutes. Remove from heat and let it sit for 10 minutes. Before transferring to a jar, remove the cinnamon sticks and lemon wedge. Store in the refrigerator.
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You gotta do it every once in awhile. π
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Peach Jam M-M_M! Love your spoon too! Your alphabet recipes reminds me of this mystery writer i follow — Sue Grafton –“A” is for Alibi” , etc.! Nice jam!
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I truly enjoy picking up unique flatware as much as I enjoy cooking. Thanks for noticing. π
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Mmmm-mmmm, Gail! Your recipe has my mouth watering! I would be cautious with ginger because it can be so strong! Love the taste of gingersnaps, straight out of the oven with milk on the side. π π π
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Good point. π
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Love making jam and actually don’t mind to spend a whole day doing it. Yours looks awesomely delicious! π
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I admire you, Sarah. πΈ
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I went from canning huge amounts of jam to buying Ball’s jam and jelly maker which only makes a small batch – 4-5 pints I believe. One jar is even better for certain kinds…
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Nothing tastes quite like it. I can no longer resist adding a dollop of jam to my morning yogurt. π
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This is lovely Gail
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Thanks, Lyn. I do things in baby steps. lol π
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I just copied and saved this recipe with the thought that it will make a lovely hostess gift β quickly made, proudly given, and appreciated β whenever I need one. I’m excited to try it.
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Oh you must, Janet. It truly is a wonderful gift to share. π
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