OMG. CANT REALLY DESCRIBE THE AMAZING FLAVOR! Husband was over the moon and said this will go on SO MANY THINGS!i found some at Aldi couldn’t believe it couldn’t resist … no they weren’t red inside but you can’t have everything you want all the time right? This sauce is a keeper for certain ❤thank you once again for my renewed inspiration we are huge Asian fans… stay blessed 😇
Success! I doubled the Asian plum sauce recipe; it yielded 19, 1/4 pints. Since our family are big fans of Asian sauces, I knew they would love it. We used it as a dipping sauce for our chicken tenders at lunch. Of course, they loved it! Our local Orchard had 8 pound crates of the plums. The remaining plums will be made into plum jelly in the morning. Thank you, Carter! By the way, my three sons and husband believe that I am the wrecking ball in the kitchen! I find myself smiling and laughing while watching your videos.
Yay! So glad they loved it! I bet your plum jelly's going to be great too! It's good to have a kindred spirit in the kitchen! So glad you're here, Vicki!
I doubled the recipe, which made 11 half-pints, and used allulose and a little molasses instead of sugar. One shortcut is to use 1 1/4 t pumpkin pie spice which contains all the spices in the recipe. Turned out delicious! Thank you, Carter!
I made plum sauce from a recipe I found online in June. We have used it with eggroll in a bowl and enjoyed. The one I found doesn’t have as many spices although it does have hot peppers. Mine has only fresh grated ginger and mustard seed but none of the warm fall spices this one includes. I’m excited to hear how you enjoy and use this one! Carter, you have inspired me to try the every bit counts challenge that begins in August. I don’t have UA-cam but I’ve been practicing by posting what I’ve made in July on my Instagram. Several of mine will be quick, but things we can store and use. I still work 3 days a week. I’ve taken time to write a list of items, I can consider. I plan to watch everything you do. Mine will be a series of photos.
Carol, that is so exciting! I'm so glad you'll be joining us in the challenge. It is one of my favorites and super motivational. Please feel free to write in the comments on my challenge posts what you have accomplished each week. I'm thinking about asking for emails with photos and commentary of y'all's Every Bit Counts accomplishments. I would post these in the community tab. Would that be of interest?
@@growandpreserve that sounds like fun. Would it be a weekly email showing everything we did for the week or a daily email? It could motivate someone new like me to stay on track in order to have things to post. I will watch your posts to see what you decide. Otherwise I am happy to follow along & excited to see how it works!
This is so incredibly yummy! What complex flavors! The only thing I changed is I added half a cup of blackberries that I picked to the recipe. Delicious!
The purchase of my steam canner was a real game changer! I’m headed to our local market this morning to buy plums. Again, Carter, you have outdone yourself; thank you!
Carter, I'm putting this recipe on my must try list. You're rather sweet and savory yourself. I did some zucchini canning this weekend to save some monster geriatric squash. There were moments of terror, upon realizing my smaller canner would be on minimal clearance with pints... so ... on to grandmas Mirro canner in the garage. A couple of weeping blow out plug scares, and slow heat uptake, and I did manage to get 5 quarts and 3 pints out the other end of the rainbow. The old girl needed a run to reset the parts that must seal to get to 10lbs. Now I'm ready to keep canning, cats, dogs, squirrels, NO... vegetables for the rest of the summer and fall. Bless you, W
Carter. I have the same problem with the immersion blender. I've learned that the deepest and narrowest container for whatever you are pureeing or blending helps keep the mess at a minimum. A wide bowl on top of a narrow bottom splatters a lot. Can't wait to try this recipe. Thanks!
Thanks, Paula! I think it's important to put up food that's fun and packed with flavor, in addition to the basics. Plus, it's fun condiments like this that multiply the variety of pantry creations. Glad to have you here!
Can't wait to try this recipe. Just the spices alone are worth it. OMG. I make gingerbread houses for competition and of course the joy of it and the house smells for days from those same spices. Devine!
I made this yesterday. More garlic and fresh chopped ginger. No pepper flake as I don't like that much heat. Just pitted the plums cooked to soft and my stick blender did the rest. Very smooth and delicious. Oh yes and no soy for me.
So glad you can see the "pretty" in brown, Donna! I think it's pretty too! I'll try to get to a meal with it this week. I've found another use for my cabbage overload, so I think I'm back to the chicken lettuce wraps.
After watching your video, of course I had to make some. I loved it so well, I made a second batch a few days later. I absolutely love it. I have done the same with your tomato jam recipe! Love your channel!
We made this on the weekend, a double batch. And it turned out beautifully. Not quite as thick but we were very happy with that. Flavour! Now we no longer have to buy sauce for our favourite chicken fingers! Thank you!
I prefer the ForJars lids. So far I haven't come across any damaged ones, they seal very well, and retain the seal. The other common brand regularly has scratched or dented lids in a package and they don't seal consistently. Even worse, they don't always stay sealed! It's as though they don't care about quality at all. That sauce looks great!
Hi Carter, Oh Thank you as always! I couldn't find a GF Plum Sauce and I'm sooo happy to see your recipe!!! I definitely will be making this! I can already smell how delicious this will be! :)
@@growandpreserve ~Hi Carter! Oh wow, so I had a few more "Plums" than you used in your original recipe, so I just increased my ingredients a bit more. It turned out sooo delicious and I mentioned that I too am GF like your David! My husband went nuts over this sauce and he recently bought a few "Duck Breast" that I'm pretty sure we know how we'll be "dressing them up" with ;) ! Thank you so very much and I once again...Always look so forward to your wonderful ideas/ideas! Blessings
I'm going to use it with Asian chicken wraps as a dipping sauce. Yummmm Tks for your innovative ideas. And David is wrong. After canning I have to scrub floors and sometimes the walls. Definitely the cupboards. I thought it was me!
Ok.... I accidently put too much sugar, so I'm now adjusting everything else and will end up with triple amount. Christmas prezzies! Love your channel.
Hi Carter! Have you demoed your steam canner? You did a product review for your electric Presto canner… can you do the steamer or do you have an option with this vs your American? Thanks for all you do! I love watching your videos.. you inspire me… dry canning potatoes today!
Thanks, Lisa! I've been putting the steamer to the test! I will do a review video, but I may not get it out until after the August Every Bit Counts challenge. In short, it's proven to be an excellent alternative to my gigantic water bath steamer that requires a ton of water and a forklift to empty!
Hi Carter! I love Asian food too, and that plum sauce sounds delicious! Stick blenders are treacherous, aren't they? Will be trying this when plums are in season here!
Chicken lettuce wraps are in the summer rotation at my house…plum sauce for dipping will be a big hit Every time you say “Tamari” , I think of the song from Annie…now it’s stuck in my noggin
I know I may get flack for this question, but is this a tested recipe? It looks absolutely delicious and is something I would use a lot. Thanks for the great video.
I don't think anyone here is going to give you flack for that. This exact recipe has not been tested by either the USDA or Ball. However, there is a similar recipe for Asian Plum Sauce in the Ball Blue Book, if you happen to have it.
Ooh! This is intriguing... though neither my hubby or I can stand cloves, so I'd omit them. Hmm, that said, I also cannot handle heat (total certified wuss... even black pepper makes my face flush), so I'm thinking by the time I'd be done modifying the recipe it would just be plum jam 😅I'd be good with that though!!! So, I'm guessing you didn't feel comfortable subbing allulose for this one? I'm betting David's list of foods he's not fond of isn't very long, so we might forgive him for not loving egg roll in a bowl. He seems to love everything else you've had him taste test! I have a different model Cuisinart stick blender, and I rarely make a mess but I think its because I'm more cautious using it. My Ninja blender on the other hand, has a motor similar to Vitamix blenders and sounds like the Daytona 500. Even though I'm careful not to overfill it, I have spattered out the (closed) pouring spout almost every time I have used it... including when I made that sauce with the orange Sunrise Sauce tomatoes. That time I didn't have the spout lid closed at all, and let me tell you, orange sauce went *everywhere*, but mostly on the white upper cabinet. Yeah, fun times. I have to hit the grocery store tomorrow, so let's see if I remember to get plums!
No cloves, no heat! Karen, you crack me up. Plum jam for you! I did use allulose in it, no sugar. Sorry if that wasn't clear. Thank you for the story about the blender!
Hi Carter, trying to think how to use this sauce up. Can I make a salad dressing out of it? Never done this before. If so, how do I do this? Thanks! Love your channel.
Hey, Linda! I bet a salad dressing with it would be great! I would add it to a simple oil and apple cider vinegar base. Let your taste be the guide on quantities. Do you ever make egg roll in a bowl? It's excellent mixed in that as well. Do you ever do the meatballs in grape jelly thing? I bet this would also be a great sub for grape jelly, maybe even better with chicken meatballs. Let me know what you try!
I can't wait to make this. I "thought" I would be making it today, as my husband called and told me someone gave him a bag of plums. (Perfect timing, right?) But I had to laugh, despite my disappointment, when he brought me the bag... it was nectarines. :) So..... guess what's on the grocery list?
In my kitchen, I would be comfortable subbing either of those from a safety perspective, because the pH levels are all comparable. From a consistency perspective, I would lean toward pear since apples have a good amount of pectin in them that you wouldn't need/want in a sauce. Let us know how it goes, Sherri!
Sorry but this is not the way make fruit sauce the way you make fruit sauce first thing cook fruit alone then add sugar at end of cooking because fruit is acid if add sugar at beginning a becomes acid
OMG. CANT REALLY DESCRIBE THE AMAZING FLAVOR! Husband was over the moon and said this will go on SO MANY THINGS!i found some at Aldi couldn’t believe it couldn’t resist … no they weren’t red inside but you can’t have everything you want all the time right? This sauce is a keeper for certain ❤thank you once again for my renewed inspiration we are huge Asian fans… stay blessed 😇
Yay! So glad you two liked this, Isabella! I'm a huge fan as well!
Success! I doubled the Asian plum sauce recipe; it yielded 19, 1/4 pints. Since our family are big fans of Asian sauces, I knew they would love it. We used it as a dipping sauce for our chicken tenders at lunch. Of course, they loved it!
Our local Orchard had 8 pound crates of the plums. The remaining plums will be made into plum jelly in the morning. Thank you, Carter! By the way, my three sons and husband believe that I am the wrecking ball in the kitchen! I find myself smiling and laughing while watching your videos.
Yay! So glad they loved it! I bet your plum jelly's going to be great too! It's good to have a kindred spirit in the kitchen! So glad you're here, Vicki!
I doubled the recipe, which made 11 half-pints, and used allulose and a little molasses instead of sugar. One shortcut is to use 1 1/4 t pumpkin pie spice which contains all the spices in the recipe. Turned out delicious! Thank you, Carter!
Yay, Marsha! So glad you like it. Good call on the pumpkin pie spice!
I made plum sauce from a recipe I found online in June. We have used it with eggroll in a bowl and enjoyed. The one I found doesn’t have as many spices although it does have hot peppers. Mine has only fresh grated ginger and mustard seed but none of the warm fall spices this one includes. I’m excited to hear how you enjoy and use this one! Carter, you have inspired me to try the every bit counts challenge that begins in August. I don’t have UA-cam but I’ve been practicing by posting what I’ve made in July on my Instagram. Several of mine will be quick, but things we can store and use. I still work 3 days a week. I’ve taken time to write a list of items, I can consider. I plan to watch everything you do. Mine will be a series of photos.
Carol, that is so exciting! I'm so glad you'll be joining us in the challenge. It is one of my favorites and super motivational. Please feel free to write in the comments on my challenge posts what you have accomplished each week. I'm thinking about asking for emails with photos and commentary of y'all's Every Bit Counts accomplishments. I would post these in the community tab. Would that be of interest?
@@growandpreserve that sounds like fun. Would it be a weekly email showing everything we did for the week or a daily email? It could motivate someone new like me to stay on track in order to have things to post. I will watch your posts to see what you decide. Otherwise I am happy to follow along & excited to see how it works!
This is so incredibly yummy! What complex flavors! The only thing I changed is I added half a cup of blackberries that I picked to the recipe. Delicious!
Yum! Great addition, Tammy!
The purchase of my steam canner was a real game changer!
I’m headed to our local market this morning to buy plums. Again, Carter, you have outdone yourself; thank you!
I'm pretty fond of my steam canner too! Keep me posted on the Plum Sauce, Vicki!
Carter, I'm putting this recipe on my must try list. You're rather sweet and savory yourself.
I did some zucchini canning this weekend to save some monster geriatric squash. There were moments of terror, upon realizing my smaller canner would be on minimal clearance with pints... so ... on to grandmas Mirro canner in the garage. A couple of weeping blow out plug scares, and slow heat uptake, and I did manage to get 5 quarts and 3 pints out the other end of the rainbow. The old girl needed a run to reset the parts that must seal to get to 10lbs.
Now I'm ready to keep canning, cats, dogs, squirrels, NO... vegetables for the rest of the summer and fall.
Bless you,
W
I do think it’s best you stick to veggies, Wayne! 😉. Glad you got the canner out and running! Grandma would be happy!
Another great recipe Carter! Thank you!
Thanks, Pam!
Carter. I have the same problem with the immersion blender. I've learned that the deepest and narrowest container for whatever you are pureeing or blending helps keep the mess at a minimum. A wide bowl on top of a narrow bottom splatters a lot.
Can't wait to try this recipe. Thanks!
Great tip!
I love that you are canning unique recipes! Thank you and keep the videos coming.
Thanks, Paula! I think it's important to put up food that's fun and packed with flavor, in addition to the basics. Plus, it's fun condiments like this that multiply the variety of pantry creations. Glad to have you here!
I agree! Your recipes are the bomb! Unique and tasty to dress up bland foods ❤❤❤
Quick tip, the pits in stoned fruits can be tied in Muslim and simmered with them. They contain loads of pectin to help get a “set” x
Nice job, looks terrific. I had just finished making a batch of my stir fry sauce, sat down and your asian plum sauce recipe popped up, very timely.
Perfect timing!
The tomato jams is wonderful. I made it yesterday.
Now to make the plum sauce. Thank you
Great, Cheryl! I love the tomato jam too. So glad you’re here!
Can't wait to try this recipe. Just the spices alone are worth it. OMG. I make gingerbread houses for competition and of course the joy of it and the house smells for days from those same spices. Devine!
Sounds great!
This stuff is fantastic,thank you for the recipe.
It’s a keeper for my pantry!
So glad you like it, White Dove! Thanks so much for reporting back!
Carter 💖 I'm making this for the third time today and doing double batch. I looooove this recipe.
So glad to hear it!
Asian plum sauce
2 cups finely chopped pound plums
2 cups apple cider vinegar
1 1/2 cups brown sugar
Heat 3 minutes. Add
4 diced cloves garlic
1 onion Finely diced onion
1 1/2 tsp salt
2 tbsp soy sauce
1 tsp dry pepper flakes
1/4 tsp all spice
1/4 tsp ground cloves
1/4 tsp nutmeg
1/4 tsp cinnamon
1/4 tsp ginger powder
Simmer for 30 minutes to thicken.
I made this yesterday. More garlic and fresh chopped ginger. No pepper flake as I don't like that much heat. Just pitted the plums cooked to soft and my stick blender did the rest. Very smooth and delicious. Oh yes and no soy for me.
You are inspiring me to really branch out and do more canning Thank You Carter 🤗🤗🙏 Kendra
I'm so glad!
I just finished this - I made 2 1/2 batches… and I love it!!! This will be a repeat for sure🩵🩵🩵
I got 10 1/2 pint jars. I did omit a few of the spices that we are not fond of and it turned out amazing ❤
Excellent, Patricia! So glad you loved it. We do too!
Made a shopping list for morning. Plums!!!!
Keep me posted!
Wow this was very interesting because I love anything Asian. Plum sauce looks so pretty. Yum. Can't wait for the bowls.
So glad you can see the "pretty" in brown, Donna! I think it's pretty too! I'll try to get to a meal with it this week. I've found another use for my cabbage overload, so I think I'm back to the chicken lettuce wraps.
Looks delicious. I love plums
Hope you give it a try, Karen. Glad to have you here!
After watching your video, of course I had to make some. I loved it so well, I made a second batch a few days later. I absolutely love it. I have done the same with your tomato jam recipe! Love your channel!
Love this, Robin!
We made this on the weekend, a double batch. And it turned out beautifully. Not quite as thick but we were very happy with that. Flavour! Now we no longer have to buy sauce for our favourite chicken fingers! Thank you!
Fantastic! So glad you liked it. I thought it was fabulous too.
OMG, My mom loves this! I need to make this! I grew up eating plum sauce on my Egg Rolls.
Yes! Egg rolls dunked in this would be amazing!
@@growandpreserve you must do a video on making homemade eggrolls and try your plum sauce. 😀
@@loricook7670 First, I should probably figure out how to make a homemade eggroll! 🤣
This looks absolutely lovely! I would categorize this as a “must have” for my shelves! Thank you.
Thanks, Jane! It's a fun one!
I’m definitely trying this recipe. It sounds delicious! Thank you!
Great, OLM! Let me know if you try it!
I prefer the ForJars lids. So far I haven't come across any damaged ones, they seal very well, and retain the seal. The other common brand regularly has scratched or dented lids in a package and they don't seal consistently. Even worse, they don't always stay sealed! It's as though they don't care about quality at all.
That sauce looks great!
I love ForJars too. And yes, this sauce is terrific!
Oooooh. Yummy. Thank you for this. Can't wait to try it. 💖
Thanks, Em! Hope you love it!
Hi Carter, Oh Thank you as always! I couldn't find a GF Plum Sauce and I'm sooo happy to see your recipe!!! I definitely will be making this! I can already smell how delicious this will be! :)
Excellent, Emma! Keep me posted. I think this one is much better (and healthier!) than store bought. Win, win!
@@growandpreserve ~Hi Carter! Oh wow, so I had a few more "Plums" than you used in your original recipe, so I just increased my ingredients a bit more. It turned out sooo delicious and I mentioned that I too am GF like your David! My husband went nuts over this sauce and he recently bought a few "Duck Breast" that I'm pretty sure we know how we'll be "dressing them up" with ;) ! Thank you so very much and I once again...Always look so forward to your wonderful ideas/ideas! Blessings
@@emmarene7215 Yay! I'm so glad it was a hit! How perfect will it be on the duck breasts?! Yum. So good to have you here, Emma!
Oooo I am looking forward to making this. Recipe is on my printer.
Excellent, Toni! Keep me posted!
I'm going to use it with Asian chicken wraps as a dipping sauce. Yummmm Tks for your innovative ideas. And David is wrong. After canning I have to scrub floors and sometimes the walls. Definitely the cupboards. I thought it was me!
That sounds fantastic! Like a lettuce wrap?
@@growandpreserve yes I use copy cat recipe from the Cheesecake Factory
@@constancebeck2992 I bet it's fantastic!
Great video!!
Thank you!
I’m ju😢now making this, tasted before canning it, it taste amazingly delicious!
Better late than never, Linda! So glad you like it!
It’s a bit thin but still taste great!
Carter, did you use allulose in this recipe or regular sugar? I’m excited to make this recipe. Thank you!
Hey, Laura. I used allulose.
Ok.... I accidently put too much sugar, so I'm now adjusting everything else and will end up with triple amount.
Christmas prezzies!
Love your channel.
Nice how that worked out! You're going to have some happy friends and neighbors!
Hi Carter! Have you demoed your steam canner? You did a product review for your electric Presto canner… can you do the steamer or do you have an option with this vs your American? Thanks for all you do! I love watching your videos.. you inspire me… dry canning potatoes today!
Thanks, Lisa! I've been putting the steamer to the test! I will do a review video, but I may not get it out until after the August Every Bit Counts challenge. In short, it's proven to be an excellent alternative to my gigantic water bath steamer that requires a ton of water and a forklift to empty!
@@growandpreserve thanks! I look forward to it!
Hi Carter! I love Asian food too, and that plum sauce sounds delicious! Stick blenders are treacherous, aren't they? Will be trying this when plums are in season here!
Stick blenders are most definitely treacherous in my hands! I'd love to trade seasons with you for a bit! Mid 90s (34C) here again today!
Chicken lettuce wraps are in the summer rotation at my house…plum sauce for dipping will be a big hit
Every time you say “Tamari” , I think of the song from Annie…now it’s stuck in my noggin
Great. Now it’s stuck in my head! I think chicken lettuce wraps need to go on my menu soon. Good to see you, Badger!
I know I may get flack for this question, but is this a tested recipe? It looks absolutely delicious and is something I would use a lot. Thanks for the great video.
I don't think anyone here is going to give you flack for that. This exact recipe has not been tested by either the USDA or Ball. However, there is a similar recipe for Asian Plum Sauce in the Ball Blue Book, if you happen to have it.
@@growandpreserve thanks so much!
Ooh! This is intriguing... though neither my hubby or I can stand cloves, so I'd omit them. Hmm, that said, I also cannot handle heat (total certified wuss... even black pepper makes my face flush), so I'm thinking by the time I'd be done modifying the recipe it would just be plum jam 😅I'd be good with that though!!! So, I'm guessing you didn't feel comfortable subbing allulose for this one? I'm betting David's list of foods he's not fond of isn't very long, so we might forgive him for not loving egg roll in a bowl. He seems to love everything else you've had him taste test! I have a different model Cuisinart stick blender, and I rarely make a mess but I think its because I'm more cautious using it. My Ninja blender on the other hand, has a motor similar to Vitamix blenders and sounds like the Daytona 500. Even though I'm careful not to overfill it, I have spattered out the (closed) pouring spout almost every time I have used it... including when I made that sauce with the orange Sunrise Sauce tomatoes. That time I didn't have the spout lid closed at all, and let me tell you, orange sauce went *everywhere*, but mostly on the white upper cabinet. Yeah, fun times. I have to hit the grocery store tomorrow, so let's see if I remember to get plums!
No cloves, no heat! Karen, you crack me up. Plum jam for you! I did use allulose in it, no sugar. Sorry if that wasn't clear. Thank you for the story about the blender!
Hi Carter, trying to think how to use this sauce up. Can I make a salad dressing out of it? Never done this before. If so, how do I do this? Thanks! Love your channel.
Hey, Linda! I bet a salad dressing with it would be great! I would add it to a simple oil and apple cider vinegar base. Let your taste be the guide on quantities. Do you ever make egg roll in a bowl? It's excellent mixed in that as well. Do you ever do the meatballs in grape jelly thing? I bet this would also be a great sub for grape jelly, maybe even better with chicken meatballs. Let me know what you try!
Thank you! It just came as a thought, sounds delicious so I’m gone try it. Thank for egg roll idea too!
I can't wait to make this. I "thought" I would be making it today, as my husband called and told me someone gave him a bag of plums. (Perfect timing, right?) But I had to laugh, despite my disappointment, when he brought me the bag... it was nectarines. :) So..... guess what's on the grocery list?
I feel you, blessed! I sent my husband to the store for cilantro, and he came home with kale! Keep me posted when you make it! Great to have you here.
@@growandpreserve I absolutely love your channel! (I'm Lois, by the way.) :)
Welcome, Lois!@@blessedbeyondmeasure318
Can I use any other fruit for this recipe ? Like pear and apple ?
In my kitchen, I would be comfortable subbing either of those from a safety perspective, because the pH levels are all comparable. From a consistency perspective, I would lean toward pear since apples have a good amount of pectin in them that you wouldn't need/want in a sauce. Let us know how it goes, Sherri!
Could you take the plum pits and make a jam
Interesting, Haz! I probably could have! Thanks so much for the reminder. Good to have you here, Haz.
I have the blood red flesh plums and am making Asian plum sauce right now
You're in for a treat, Peggy!
If you can find the recipe for "white ketchup" they serve with the Plumb sauce I would be your biggest fan
Interesting! I'll have to look up white ketchup. Anything for a fan, Sarah! 😄
Amazing thank you!! I love all of what your do❤️
@@sarahshelves5236 Is "white ketchup" the same as yum yum sauce?
@growandpreserve I think it's similar but more of a ranch/mayo sauce.
I had a packages
of Ball lids That had 6 lids with dents in them. I use nothing but forjars brand now.
I'm much happier with forjars lids as well. Thanks for chiming in, Michele!
How bout a chutney made from a lowcarb berry 😂
Right?! That would be great. I'll give it some thought. Thanks, Vickie!
Sorry but this is not the way make fruit sauce the way you make fruit sauce first thing cook fruit alone then add sugar at end of cooking because fruit is acid if add sugar at beginning a becomes acid
It was pretty tasty!