LEMON JAM WITH PRESERVED LEMON
Soooo half a month back, before the warmth wave that we are as of now encountering in London occurred, I chose to discharge my psyche with another test: making jam! I was somewhat apprehensive when I began exploring it since I understood there were many (various) techniques, and I didn't know which one was the best. My first test was strawberry, as a result of #britishstrawberryseason, clearly! My subsequent test is something that I've had in the rear of my brain for an extremely prolonged stretch of time: lemon and protected lemon jam, or lemon jam with safeguarded lemon, in the event that you like, I'll let you choose. It suggests a flavor like caramelized lemons that would have invested some energy in the Middle East or North Africa.
Lemony, really tart and sweet yet in
addition fragrant! J u s t p e r f e
c t !
Making jam is
actually the most effortless activity, you can make colossal amounts
effectively, offer them to your loved
ones or simply store them in your refrigerator for quite a long time. This
lemon jam with safeguarded lemon immediately turned into my most up to date
fixation, I've had it with baghrir, bagel + cream cheddar, vanilla frozen
yogurt and I utilized it in a pistachio and blueberry galette. I can't stop!
Makes
about 500 gr
INGREDIENTS
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500 gr lemons (about 5 lemons)
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500 ml water
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350 gr caster sugar
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3 small preserved lemons (30 gr each), finely chopped
METHOD
• Cut 0,5cm off from the end of the lemons and cut them into
wedges. Meagerly cut every lemon wedge to make little triangles. Move the lemon
pieces and the water into an enormous pan and heat to the point of boiling over high warmth. Decrease
the warmth to medium-low and let stew, revealed, for around 30 minutes until
the lemon pieces are delicate and cooked through. In the event that a lot of
the water vanishes and the substance of the pan looks dry, include about a
large portion of some water into the pot.
• Stir in the sugar and protected lemon and let stew, revealed,
on medium-low warmth mixing once in a while until the blend begins to
thicken and all
the fluids vanish, around 40 to 45 minutes. Empty the jam into a container and
spot it in the cooler once cooled.

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