The vibrant colour of this jam comes from including the skins in the cooking process. I do love a good slather of jam (on top of a slab of butter, on top of a lovely slice of sourdough toast). Don’t be afraid of the peppercorns, and if you can not get peaches, use some dried ones, though the colour will be a little different. There is something very satisfying about a row of jam jars, filled and fragrant with the hard work of your own doing. (Well, and with a little help from Thermie!) Enjoy the process, then please take a picture and put it on Instagram with the hashtag #thermomixtress, so I can see the fruits of your labours. https://instagram.com/thermomixtress/
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Need
- 500 Grams yellow peaches, quartered and pitted
- A few coloured peppercorns
- Very small piece of ginger
- 230 Grams sugar
- 20 Grams honey
Do
- 1
Place all ingredients into Thermomix bowl and chop 3 sec/speed 6.
- 2
Cook 60 min/100°C/speed 1 MC off and with the simmering basket on top of the bowl to prevent spattering.
- 3
Check consistency by placing a drop of jam on a cold china plate. If it wrinkles when pushed it is ready.
- 4
Add more cooking time if required.
- 5
Pour into hot glass jars and seal.
