Rhubarb and Ginger Jam ◆ 1930s Recipe

[@resurrectionsunday4164]

I would cut the ginger into matchsticks then pound the ginger in a mortar and pestle or on a sandwich bag it releases the juices trapped in the cells of the root fibers. Also I would keep the ginger in because ginger marmalade is delicious❤

[@genericuser2339]

I do this as well but here’s a tip for you. Use a fine grater - I have one that just does this, but you can find them on the side of most graters that have multiple grades on them. A dedicated one for fine grating is a lot easier. Pass the ginger through this. Takes a bit of work but it’s totally pulverised when you’re done and put the whole lot, juices and all, into the mix. Totally brings out that delicious flavour. I do the same with garlic whenever I cook with it and that’s easy to grate. Same effect. Good luck!

[@peregrine7303]

Yes I would too. I love ginger❤

[@KingKong-lb3vh]

LOVE the sound of 1936 ANYTHING

[@nominenkhbold1948]

Thank you from Mongolia. Just cooked some jam by your recipe. ❤❤❤

[@tomvalveede6808]

Thank you for another way to use Rhubarb! Looks luscious! 1 cup of cranberries would help it to set as they have A lot of pectin. I think they would make a nice addition to the jam. Thanks again!

[@handeddownkitchen8192]

Great Idea! We'll have to try that one day.

[@phyllismcclean4303]

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[@anjnag6965]

Love this recipe!❤️👌

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[@moniquem783]

Well, you just made me realise I messed up a different recipe I did yesterday, because my jars weren’t totally dry when I filled them. Guess I’ll store those in the fridge instead of on the shelf. Luckily it’s delicious so it won’t last too long.

[@MrBrianb73]

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[@sebastian122]

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[@Sir-Gio-VairandAny]

Delicious looking! And quintessentially English! Love it. Thank you for bringing back amazing flavours from the good past.

[@tracieeaton1082]

That looks delicious. Thank you once again for sharing.

[@leejy5]

Thank you for the recipe :) I think this will go nice with crumble cheese cake I’m gonna make soon for my family member’s birthday🌸

[@dilizabethguzman5044]

OMG!!! Thank you very much for recipe!! For sure I will make it!!👵

[@Rokhsona]

Wow thank you so much I’m going to give this a try

[@renriley66]

Really good on scones

[@marlenerickert8202]

How many jam jars do you get out of this recipe?

[@susanoconnor5931]

This looks delicious! Would this be waterbath/steam canned for longer shelf life?

[@Jane_Ricciardi]

A neighbor of mine just gave me a bunch of the most beautiful hothouse rhubarb. I am looking forward to trying this recipe. Preserving sugar is not that easy (or economical) to find in my area. Could I use the same weight in regular granulated sugar?

[@hodgeac]

I know it's been a year and no one replied to you but preserving sugar is just coarse granulated sugar. You can measure 1 for 1 by weight.

[@debracole7740]

Just made this how long does it last for

[@TheMissFlax]

The link to recipe does not work.

[@johannabliven2881]

Why don't you peal the rhubarb?

[@debracole7740]

Just made this how long does it last for