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Hi, I'm Cassandre, and today I'm going to share an easy-to-make, whole-fruit jam: Confiture de Muscat
As one of the oldest grape varieties, muscat grapes are not only green, but also white, red, purple and so on, and it is also the main grape variety used for wine making, but because it is so delicious, it is also very suitable for direct enjoyment, especially the Japanese muscat grapes, with thin skin and no seeds, with the appearance of emerald green, and it tastes even sweeter and more toothsome, which is a must-eat fruit for many tourists who come to Japan. It is a must-try fruit for many travelers to Japan.
This jam is based on the recipe of Christine Ferber, the queen of French jams, but we have adjusted the proportions and the method, so that the jam will be made in two days, but each time the boiling time is very short, mainly to allow the grapes to have enough time to be browned, so that the resulting pulp is not only complete in shape and color, but also has a very special texture.
Because it retains the texture of the grapes, it's perfect with bread, yogurt, ice cream, biscuits, muffins, etc. It also has a unique flavor when added to tea, and it's just too much of a crime to eat it with pan-fried duck breasts. Of course, this jam is also an old partner of aged cheese, and it's definitely a great way to bring an unexpected spark to the perfect meal, so for those of you who love grape jam, you should really give it a try!
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🇮🇹 How do you make Muscat Grape Jam?
Here's how to make Muscat Grape Jam and the recipe:
☞ Serving size: 500~600ml of jam can be made,
the jam jar in the video is 500ml, and there will be an extra 100ml jar when it is made.
✎ Ingredients
Muscat grapes 500g, washed and drained.
Sugar 112g, (for the first stage)
Water 30g
Apple 200g
Sugar 224g, (the second stage with sugar)
Freshly squeezed lemon juice 30g
*Prepare a piece of baking paper with the diameter of a cooking bowl.
Instuctions
1. Take out about 20% of the grapes and cut them in half, about 10 pieces (you can also increase the amount of halved grapes according to your preference).
2. In a saucepan, add 112g of sugar and 30g of water, pour all the grapes into the saucepan and cook over medium-low heat until boiling, then cook for 5 minutes until the skins crack and the sugar is completely dissolved.
3. take a cooking pot, put a sieve on it, pour the boiled glucose water into it, remove the skins of the grapes, then pour the peeled grapes and the sugar water back into the pot and let it cool.
4. Peel the apples, remove the seeds, and take 200g of pulp, cut it into four halves, and then slice it into 2mm slices.
5. Pour the apple slices, 224g of sugar and 30g of lemon juice into the jam pot, turn on the heat to medium-low, stir gently, and turn off the heat until it comes to a light boil.
6. Pour all the cooked ingredients into a mixing bowl, cover with baking paper, allowing the paper to adhere to the surface, allow to cool, then cover with plastic wrap and transfer to the fridge to chill overnight or for at least 12 hours.
7. Pour the sweetened ingredients back into the jam pot and cook over medium-high heat (depending on the power of your gas stove) until it boils, then cook for 6 to 8 minutes, stirring constantly and carefully removing any foam.
8. check the consistency of the jam, as apples are rich in pectin, the jam will become thick and hard if overcooked, put a small plate in the freezer beforehand and pour a few drops on the plate when it is almost done, if it is gelatinous, it means it is done.
9. Remove the jam pan from the heat and immediately divide the jam into pre-sterilized jars, screw on the lids, invert and allow to cool.
** The finished jam can be kept unopened for up to six months, so enjoy as soon as possible after opening.
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Chapter:
00:00 Opening
00:35 Introduction of ingredients
01:12 Day 1: Preparation: processing grapes, apples and candied fruit
07:24 Day 2: Simmering the muscadine grape jam
10:57 Enjoying the whole fruit of Muscadine Grape Jam
12:43 Tips and tricks for making French Muscadine Grape Jam
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