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Cherry jam with the Thermomix: good and quick to make
The cherry jam recipe with the Thermomix is easy and delicious, ideal to use to garnish homemade desserts or to eat directly spread on bread.
Cherry jam with the Thermomix TM6, TM5 and TM31 is a soft and delicious jam and, above all, it is very easy to prepare and you can use it in so many ways! You can accompany it with some delicious homemade dessert, or eat it in the most classic way, spreading it on bread, with perhaps a veil of butter.
Are you ready to prepare it together? Then turn on the Thermomix and… let's get started!
How to make cherry jam with the Thermomix
- First, wash the cherries and dry them well. Then, once done, remove both the stem and the stone and leave them aside.
- Once you have completed this phase, place the peel of half a lemon in the Thermomix and set to high speed. 7 for about 10 seconds , then set the grated zest aside.
- Now put the cherries in the Thermomix jug and let them go to Vel. 1, 100°C temperature, for approximately 20 minutes.
- Then check that you have removed all the stones by removing the bowl from the Thermomix, then repeat the cooking at Speed. 1, 100°C for about 15-20 minutes adding the sugar and zest.
- If the jam has obtained the desired consistency, even passing the saucer test , you can turn it off and put it in jars.
- If, however, it is too liquid, set the Varoma mode, again at 100°C for another 10-15 minutes .
- When the jam is finally nice and creamy, place it in preserving jars, which you must first sterilize by boiling, then close and leave to cool .
Read also
How to sterilize glass jars and jars?
And here is a video recipe very similar to our preparation, with the addition of a simple method for removing the stones:
If you liked this recipe, you absolutely must also try our wonderfulcherry cake : trust me, it will amaze you from the first taste.
storage
Once done, you can keep your cherry jam in the pantry for up to 3-4 months . Once opened, keep it in the fridge for a maximum of 1 week. We do not recommend freezing in the freezer.
And if that's still not enough, try all our recipes with cherries !
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