Jam from strawberries and oranges

Preparing jam for the winter Preparation of fruits and berries for the preparation of jam practically does not differ from the preparation of raw materials for cooking jam. Apples, pears, quinces are cut into slices and the seminal chambers are cut, pits are removed from plums, cherries, apricots and peaches. The rhubarb is cleaned of fibers and cut into pieces. To soften the dense consistency of some fruits and berries, blanching is very often used. For this, prepared fruits and fruits (apples, pears, dogrose, black currant, gooseberry, ordinary mountain ash, aronia blackfruit, etc.) before cooking is dipped for several minutes into boiling water. Berries of cranberries, cowberries, sea buckthorn, ordinary mountain ash, aronia blackberry, gooseberry and black currant before cooking knead or pass through a meat grinder. And such delicate berries as raspberries, strawberries, strawberries, blueberries, blueberries and so well and quickly boil and do not require preliminary preparation.

Preparing jam for the winter Preparation of fruits and berries for the preparation of jam practically does not differ from the preparation of raw materials for cooking jam. Apples, pears, quinces are cut into slices and the seminal chambers are cut, pits are removed from plums, cherries, apricots and peaches. The rhubarb is cleaned of fibers and cut into pieces. To soften the dense consistency of some fruits and berries, blanching is very often used. For this, prepared fruits and fruits (apples, pears, dogrose, black currant, gooseberry, ordinary mountain ash, aronia blackfruit, etc.) before cooking is dipped for several minutes into boiling water. Berries of cranberries, cowberries, sea buckthorn, ordinary mountain ash, aronia blackberry, gooseberry and black currant before cooking knead or pass through a meat grinder. And such delicate berries as raspberries, strawberries, strawberries, blueberries, blueberries and so well and quickly boil and do not require preliminary preparation.

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