Sauces

Jam-Jelly “Three Minutes” from Black and Red Currants

by Editorial Staff

This recipe appeared spontaneously, I just have berries from previous harvests. I decided to make a currant jelly mix. I really liked the result, the union of red and black currants was perfectly gelatinous. And the taste also turned out quite interesting. I thought that the taste of black currant would prevail, but the red currant did not give up and also brought in its own flavor note.

Summary

Prep Time10 mins
Cook Time3 mins
Total Time13 mins
CourseSauce

Jam-Jelly “Three Minutes” from Black and Red Currants Ingredients

  • Black currant – 0.5 kg
  • Red currant – 0.5 kg
  • Small sugar – 1 kg

Jam-Jelly “Three Minutes” from Black and Red Currants

How to make “Three Minute” jam-jelly from black and red currants:

Jam-Jelly “Three Minutes” from Black and Red Currants Instructions

  1. Wash the berries, sort them out, leave the twigs.
  2. Add sugar and stir until juice comes out and all sugar is wet.
  3. Put on the stove. With intense heating, stirring continuously, bring the mass to a boil.
    Jam-Jelly “Three Minutes” from Black and Red Currants step 3
  4. Without stopping stirring, boil for three minutes. Keep the heating as high as possible.
  5. Pour the jam onto a sieve or colander and rub. Squeeze the cake well. Skim off the foam. Currant jam can be brought to a boil a second time if there is no cool storage space.
  6. Pour the currant jam into sterile jars.
  7. Cool open.
  8. Cover with parchment or sterile lids.

Enjoy your meal!

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