Gem from gooseberry and sweet cherry

We prepare jam from gooseberry and sweet cherry. Outwardly it is almost impossible to distinguish jam from jam, although the technology of its preparation is somewhat different from the cooking of jam. For the preparation of jam, berries and fruits rich in pectin (a substance that promotes the formation of jelly-like consistency of the finished product) are used. Particularly valuable raw materials are fruits of black and red currants, cranberries, cowberries, hawthorn, dogrose, gooseberries, mountain ash, Kalina, as well as forest apples (sour cabbage). Very often jam is prepared from several kinds of fruits or berries, combining rich pectin fruits with the poor. For example, you can combine apples with pears, gooseberry with raspberries, cranberries with apples, if you take half of each kind of fruit. Raw materials should be of good quality, although you can use deformed and slightly crumpled fruit. Jam is cooked in one go.

We prepare jam from gooseberry and sweet cherry. Outwardly it is almost impossible to distinguish jam from jam, although the technology of its preparation is somewhat different from the cooking of jam. For the preparation of jam, berries and fruits rich in pectin (a substance that promotes the formation of jelly-like consistency of the finished product) are used. Particularly valuable raw materials are fruits of black and red currants, cranberries, cowberries, hawthorn, dogrose, gooseberries, mountain ash, Kalina, as well as forest apples (sour cabbage). Very often jam is prepared from several kinds of fruits or berries, combining rich pectin fruits with the poor. For example, you can combine apples with pears, gooseberry with raspberries, cranberries with apples, if you take half of each kind of fruit. Raw materials should be of good quality, although you can use deformed and slightly crumpled fruit. Jam is cooked in one go.

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