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How to properly store jam for the winter
Categories: How to store
When stocking up on jam for the winter, every housewife should know how best to store such a preparation so that it lasts in a suitable form not only until spring, but also until the new harvest.
Jam marmalade - a simple recipe for making at home
Categories: Marmalade
Jam and confiture are similar in composition, but there are also differences. Jam is made from unripe and dense berries and fruits. Pieces of fruit and seeds are allowed in it. The confiture is more liquid and jelly-like, has a jelly-like structure and clearly recognizable pieces of fruit. Jam is made from overripe fruits. Carrion is an excellent material for jam. In addition, most often the jam is brown in color, this is due to long boiling with a large amount of sugar. But this is not enough to turn ordinary jam into real marmalade.
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