Ingredients
Jam
- 500 g Fresh or frozen blackberries
- 50 g xylitol
- 2 tbsp chia seeds
- 2 tbsp water
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Add add the ingredients except the chia seeds to the TM bowl
Cook for 10 mins / varoma / speed 2
(if you don't want the fruit lumpy, chop it for 10 secs, speed 5)
Scrape down the sides & add in the chia seeds
Cook for a further 2 mins / 100 degrees / speed 2
Allow to cool completely before putting into the fridge
Jam
Tip
Any fruit can be used for this jam.
I like a really thick jam, but if you prefer it a bit more runny, add in an extra tablespoon of water to the cooking process.
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Recipe is created forTM 5
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Comments
I replaced the xylitol with 1tbs of maple syrup, was delicious 😋
cant wait to make this again
Thanks for the tip of using Chi for thickening
I've just made my first batch of this and it won't be my last....LOVE it!! It's not sickly sweet like most jams and tastes wonderful. Very clever using the chia to thicken it
I would never have thought of using chia in jam! It works so well and you don't even know it's there.
I'm not sure how it keeps. I made two jars and have stored them in the fridge. I'd be interested to know if it keeps like normal jam in the cupboard if it's bottled hot, in hot sterilised jars.
I'm going to try this with other berries next season. Thanks for sharing the recipe.
Hi, just cooking it now- how long does this keep in sterilised jars? Is it just a week in the fridge or can it be kept longer as it's cooked?
How much rice malt syrup did you use in replace of the xylitol?
Yum! I used Rice malt syrup instead of xylitol to sweeten it.
what is Xylitol and where can I buy it as I have been looking to make a sugar free jam.
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