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Makes: 1 kilogram of natural plum jam Ingredients: 1 kg (2 1/4 oz) plums (ripe) Method: 1. Wash the freshly picked plums 2. Cut open the plums using a knife. 3. Open up the plums to reveal the stone. 4. Remove the plum stone from all the plums. 5. Put the stoneless plums into a large saucepan. 6. Place plum filled saucepan onto the stove on a very low heat. 7. Add the granulated sugar. 8. Stir the plums in the sugar to ensure that they are well coated. 9. Leave the plums and sugar mixture on a very low heat until the sugar has melted. 10. Stir the plums again to avoid sticking. 11. Bring the plums to a very gentle simmer. Leave to simmer slowly for about 8 hours. The plum jam will turn a dark brown colour. This is quite normal. 12. Stir occasionally to avoid any sticking. 13. Take off the heat and allow to cool. 14. The next day, put the plum jam back onto a very low heat and bring to a very gentle simmer for about 4 hours. 15. Stir frequently (every 10-15 minutes) to avoid any sticking. 16. Keep simmering and stirring until the plum jam thickens. 17. Take off the heat and allow to cool down completely. 18. Once totally cooled, spoon the plum jam into the sterilised jam jars. 19. Finished jar of plum jam. 20. Stick a paper label onto the jam jar with details of the fruit and date when made. This making jam recipe is very simple to make so there is now no excuse for not trying this plum jam recipe. Locate another Italian Traditional Food recipe here To discover more about Italian food visit the Italian Traditional Food web page |
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