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Making simple homemade lemon jam for the winter is not only an original gesture but also a prudent one. Despite the fact that lemons, unlike raspberries or apricots, are available all year round, sealing a few jars of fragrant jam from these tart citrus fruits means gifting yourself cozy winter evenings. And not for any special benefit - after all, not much vitamin C will be preserved in the jam, but to treat yourself to a wonderful taste. Choose thin-skinned and small lemons without defects for the jam. The more beautiful the lemons, the more beautiful and tastier the jam will be according to our recipe.
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Total ingredients: 3
Serves:
Lemons - 7 pcs.
Sugar - 1200 g
Vanilla sugar - 1 tsp
Serves:
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Fat
0г
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Carbohydrates
1214г
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Protein
3г
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Kcal
To remove excess bitterness from lemon peels, place them in a pan of boiling water. Cover the pan with a lid, reduce the heat and simmer the lemons for 2 minutes, then remove them and rinse them with cold water.
Cut the lemons in half lengthwise, removing the ends on both sides, then cut the halves into slices about 5mm thick. Carefully and thoroughly remove all the seeds.
Place the chopped lemons in a saucepan and add half the sugar, leave for a couple of hours until the sugar dissolves in the lemon juice. Add a glass of water, stir gently and place the pan on the fire.
When the syrup boils, add the remaining sugar and vanilla sugar to the pan. While stirring, wait until it boils. Cook the lemon jam over low heat for 10 minutes. Let it cool completely, then return to the boil and cook for another 5 minutes.
Pour hot jam into sterilized jars and roll up. Turn the jars upside down to make sure they are sealed tightly. Cover the jars with a blanket or blanket to allow them to cool gradually. Leave the jam in a cool place until winter.
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