Balsamic Strawberry Jam Recipe
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Balsamic Strawberry Jam is a classic preserve recipe that I kicked up the flavor by adding balsamic vinegar. It’s delicious on biscuits, toasts, oatmeal, and yogurt.
Making jam at home can be intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be. Delicious and unique recipes like our balsamic strawberry jam are quick, simple and fun.
Combining sweet, ripe strawberries with the bold, acidic flavor of balsamic vinegar, this strawberry jam will become a welcomed addition to your table. This recipe is simple and easy to follow, and requires minimal ingredients. While some jam recipes can take up to two hours to prepare, this one can be ready in under 30 minutes. Let’s create a jar of sweet, balsamic strawberry jam that you can enjoy with a variety of meals and snacks.
Balsamic Strawberry Jam
I shared a special day with my mother making this Balsamic Strawberry Jam and couldn’t wait to share it with you.
My mother has canned fruits and vegetables as well as made jams, jellies, and preserves my whole life. I helped her shell peas and
We canned and froze enough vegetables to feed an army to last through the winter. Jeez, I don’t know why, I mean, there were stores where you could buy the stuff. It was just how they were raised so that’s what we did. Plus, we ate vegetables
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I never had the desire to can anything. Mother still cans, and best of all she SHARES!!!!!
However, I never saw the need to do it myself, until this year after she had health issues. I realized I need to learn some of her secrets.
Strawberry jam is the best and you just can’t purchase jam-like she makes. Strawberry Jam was my first experience at canning. I love the way it turned out and Ryder loved it as well. He’s always been a Concord Grape Jelly man, until now!
I enjoyed the Strawberry Jam and the canning process so much, I decided I wanted to be more adventurous and try this recipe for Balsamic Strawberry Jam. The balsamic vinegar gives the jam a wonderful tart, robust flavor. It’s my new favorite!
Are you looking for another unique jam recipe? Try Tomato Jam Recipe. What’s your favorite jam or jelly? Have you canned jam or jelly before?
The possibilities for using balsamic strawberries for delicious, homemade jam are endless! Not only does this sweet and savory treat delight the taste buds, but it also can be made without any preservatives or artificial ingredients. When making this jam, it’s important to remember to balance the sweetness from the strawberries with the tang from the balsamic vinegar. All it takes is a few simple ingredients, a bit of patience, and you’ll be enjoying a jar of your very own homemade balsamic strawberry jam.
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Balsamic Strawberry Jam
Ingredients
- 5 cups strawberries
- 3 and ยฝ cups granulated sugar
- 6 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1 packet unsweetened fruit pectin
Instructions
- Stem and crush strawberries.
- Heat strawberries, sugar, and pectin in a large pot to boiling. Boil 30 seconds, stirring constantly.
- Remove from heat and skim off foam from the top.
- Stir in butter and balsamic vinegar.
- Ladle quickly into prepared jars. Wipe lids and seal tightly.
Nutrition
Nutritional information given is an automatic calculation and can vary based on the exact products you use and changes you make to the recipe. If these numbers are important to you, I recommend calculating them yourself.
I noticed the recipe does not call for the filled jam jars to be water bath canned. If not water bath canning are you placing sealed jars in the refrigerator? Thanks. Recipe sounds delicious and I want to try it but I always water bath can my jams. Thanks!
I did refrigerate them.
Hi,
I may have done something wrong, but I don’t know what =(
It didn’t set, can I fix it?
Flavour is amazing!
Thanks
What kind of balsamic vinegar, please? The salad dressing kind or the more expensive, thicker, sweeter stuff? Thanks! Imma try this soon!
Just the salad dressing kind, usually it’s with the other vinegars in my store.
oh you’re welcome and I love the jalapeno idea!!!