Here in Japan, the strawberry season is coming towards the end 😦
So I have been cooking strawberries almost every night 😀
This strawberry confiture tastes sooooo good that I’m going to make it until the last minute!!
Ingredients
(makes about 280 – 300 g)
500 g ripe strawberry, hulled and large ones halved
100 g golden caster sugar
juice of ½ – 1 lemon (about 2 tbsp)
100 g golden caster sugar
juice of ½ – 1 lemon (about 2 tbsp)
Method
- Put the strawberries into a non-reactive pan along with the lemon juice and sugar. Simmer on lower heat , stirring from time to time and skimming off scum.
- Roughly mash the berries with a wooden spoon or fork, and leave to simmer until thickened. In all, it will take about 45 – 60 minutes to make.
- Cool completely. Keep refrigerated and finish in 1 week. (Alternatively, bottle or freeze)
I shall post a baking recipe with this strawberry confiture.
Yummy! 🙂
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Ta!
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Our strawberry season starts after month 🙂 We have 2 recipes: the first one is just to smash berries, add sugar and freeze. And the second cook strawberries with 40 %sugar and keep in jars over winter. So, you recipe was very interesting. I should try this. Thanks 🙂
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Envious that you are expecting the season! Yes, I made it 20% so better to finish soon rather than keeping in a jar as jam. Your recipes sounds good, too!
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🙂
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That looks delicious, thanks for sharing!
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Thank you for stopping by. Glad you liked it!!
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This looks so tasty, especially with these wonderful scones.
Here strawberries are now available year round, brought from all over the world, and usually taste like cardboard. I’m waiting for the farm stand to bring locally grown ones. Hopefully soon. 🙂
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I agree – locally and outdoors grown ones are far better!!
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this looks sooo good. Cream teas are one of my all time favourite combinations 🙂
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Thank you! I wish I had Devonshire Cream here!
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This looks so delicious, especially on those cakes or biscuits. Thanks for sharing!
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My pleasure! It goes well with something milky!
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We are still waiting for our strawberries. Your jam and scones are helping me plan for their arrival.
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Envious! I love the combination of rhubarb and strawberry but the seasons don’t come together in this country!! Still waiting for the arrival 😦
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Yummy recipe
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thank you!
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