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Pam's Perfect Strawberry Jam Recipe With

Ripe Mediterranean Strawberries


Delicious Fresh Mediterranean Strawberry

Fresh Strawberries


It was a lucky thing that Pam had her Famous Strawberry Jam Recipe, because a friendly neighbor dropped in with a Four Kilo box of fresh strawberries - that's about Ten pounds.

This Mediterranean  fruit is  so sweet and full of flavour. We ate a few but there were just too many, and anyway, the uric acid in the Srawberries played havoc with David's Gout.

So it was out with the jam pan and on with the job. This recipe is really easy and quick - so let's get going.



Strawberry Jam cooling down

Ingredients for Two Kilos (4.4lbs approx.)

  1. 1.5 Kilos of Strawberries (about 3-1/3 lbs)
  2. 125.g Sugar (6ozs.)
  3. Juice of One lemon
  4. 4 X 500g. Sterilised Jam jars

Method

  1. Cut the Strawberries into chunks and put them with the lemon juice into a large - heavy based pan.
  2. Bring to the boil and gently simmer for one hour.
  3. Add the sugar and turn up the heat until temperature reaches 104ºc./ 210ºf.
  4. Tip: If you don't have a sugar thermometer - chill a saucer in the fridge and then spread a teaspoon of the jam on it. Allow to cool and push your finger through it. The jam will have formed a thin skin and will wrinkle. The two halves of the jam on either side of your finger should remain seperate.
  5. Once the setting point has been reached - skim off any scum and allow to stand until a skin forms.
  6. Pour into the sterilised jars - seal and allow to cool.
  7. Label and store in a cool place.
Great with our crusty Basic Bread Recipe

Strawberry Jam on Crusty Bread

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