In autumn, when I’m at my Massachusetts home, I always like to pick up fresh cranberries. There’s nothing quite like seeing the cranberry bogs and experiencing the delightful tartness of New England’s prized red berry. I’ve created a very easy to make cranberry jam with chunks of oranges that you and your family can enjoy throughout the autumn and winter.
A delicious jam that is perfect for toast, waffles, pastries, and buttery biscuits.
I like to use this delicious filling for kolaches, but you may use it for anything you like because it is so versatile.
Cook jam quickly over a high heat to ensure the freshest flavor. Low-sugar pectin lets the natural sweet-tart flavor of summer fruit shine through in this homemade jam.
The balance of ingredients showcases the vegetal sweetness of in-season squash without overwhelming it with baking spices.
It’s jam-making time at Tiny New York Kitchen. Sweet, fresh strawberries get a little kick from lime and a touch of salt, fro a vibrant, fresh tasting jam.
Making your own jam is a great task for your slow cooker in the summer. It’s also a delicious way to use up overripe fruit.
Many of you know that I’m a compulsive jam maker. About a year ago I ventured into making marmalades and so glad that I did because this Grapefruit Marmalade is ridiculously delicious.
There’s an easy way to peel peaches. Just bring a pot of water to a rolling boil. Meanwhile, prepare an ice-water bath. Using a sharp paring knife, score an “x” into the bottom of each peach. Working in small batches, drop peaches into boiling water. Let boil 40 seconds; if peaches are on the hard side, boil up to 1 minute. Using a slotted spoon, remove peaches and place into ice-water bath. Using clean fingers or paring knife, pull skin off starting at the scored “x.”