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Reviews
15
What did you think of this recipe?
Carolie de Koster
A brilliant method to make bright coloured jam! Wonderful results! I did make two minor changes.... I cook 1 minute longer in a Le Creuset saucepan and add 2 Tbsp lemon juice.
5
Unknown
nice and tasty
5
Kirsten
Well that was definitely less phaffing about than my last apricot jam recipe. If you've got better things to do with your time then this is the recipe for you, thanks Chelsea.
5
John Matos
lip smacking
3
Jean
Can't believe how easy this is compared to the American recipes I have just been looking at. They make the whole process unbelievably complicated! They even 'process' the jars after bottling the jam! Talk about overkill! One even said to PEEL the apricots! Why would you? The skin is where all the goodness and flavour is.
Crush the apricots with a potato masher or blender.
Place the crushed apricots in a 6 litre heavy-based saucepan. Add the Chelsea Jam Setting Sugar. Heat gently, stirring continuously, until the sugar dissolves.
Add the knob of butter. Still stirring, increase the heat and bring to a full boil (a boil that cannot be stirred down). Boil for 4 minutes only.
Remove from the heat, skim off any foam, and test for set. Bottle into sterilised jars immediately.
A brilliant method to make bright coloured jam! Wonderful results! I did make two minor changes.... I cook 1 minute longer in a Le Creuset saucepan and add 2 Tbsp lemon juice.
5
Unknown
nice and tasty
5
Kirsten
Well that was definitely less phaffing about than my last apricot jam recipe. If you've got better things to do with your time then this is the recipe for you, thanks Chelsea.
5
John Matos
lip smacking
3
Jean
Can't believe how easy this is compared to the American recipes I have just been looking at. They make the whole process unbelievably complicated! They even 'process' the jars after bottling the jam! Talk about overkill! One even said to PEEL the apricots! Why would you? The skin is where all the goodness and flavour is.