- TM 5
Ingredients
- 60 g chia seeds
- 1 Cup water
- 2-3 medium to large apples peeled and roughly chopped, (I used both red and green)
- 2 heaped cups of Mixed Berries, (I used frozen and did not thaw before cooking)
- 1 tablespoon water
- 1/2 lemon juice
- 50 g maple syrup (use whatever sweetner you prefer)
- 3-4 jam jars
- boiled water
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Spatula TM5/TM6
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"Gentle stir setting" 1. Clean jars well and place boiled water in each. Leave until your ready to pour your Jam. Empty out the water then. Do not dry with towel inside the jar. Leave as is. (see tips)2. Place chia seeds and the 1 cup of water into a separate bowl and leave to set. The chia seeds should absorb all the water.
3. Place apples in the bowl and chop on speed 5 for 5 secs. Scrape sides and repeat.
4. Add lemon juice and 1 tablespoon of water and cook for 10 mins, 90C on speed 2.
5. Add berries to bowl and chop on speed 4 for 5 secs. Repeat if necessary as you want to make sure its broken down.
6. Scrape sides and add chia seeds and maple syrup. Cook for 30 mins on 100C, Reverse and speed 2.
7. Check jam at this stage and if it needs to thicken more, then cook for another 10 mins.
8. Mix Jam on Reverse, speed 3.5 for 10 secs. Scrape sides and repeat to blend the mixture.
9. Pour into prepared jars and place lid on immediately to vaccuum seal your Jam.
10. Leave jars to cool entirely before placing into the fridge. (see tips)
Tip
* You can also heat jars in stove on 180C for 15 mins if you want to sterilize them that way.
*I'm not sure of the time the jam will last. I'm guessing roughly 3 to 4 weeks. Will check my batch and report back once I know.
Thermomix Model
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Recipe is created forTM 5
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Comments
Thank you so much for sharing this amazing recipe to the community. I make it once a week, and have it each day on top of my home-made yoghurt. Thank you again.
Really enjoyed this jam, thankyou. I also used rice malt syrup and frozen raspberries. Will definitely make again. Thanks.
Hi Jackie
I'm so glad you enjoyed it. Yes, I love the fact that there is no refined sugar. The jam usually lasts us a 3 weeks to a month as its the amount of time we eat it in and its been fine.
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This was great. I used rice malt syrup and blueberries instead of mixed berries. I love the fact there is not any refined sugar. Thanks for sharing.
How long do you think it would last in the fridge?