The easiest way to make any jam: sous vide jam

There simply isn't any easier way to make homemade jam than sous vide jam. This method is perfect for small batches, which makes it a perfect use for that over-ripened fruit! This recipe can easily be adapted to make homemade jelly or preserves as well!
We make strawberry jam in this episode, but provide the ratios to apply to any fruit jam. We also compare the consistency to store bought jelly.
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[@marko63362]

😂 you need a cat hanging around when you submerge your jars! Thank you for the video!

[@topsousvide]

Oh, man! You just painted an awesome scene!! 😂 thanks for watching and commenting!!

[@loriidleman3168]

Now I have to research sous vide balls... I've never seen (new subscriber as I want to save this for later and am interested in your content) 😊

[@topsousvide]

So good to have you here! Thanks for watching and commenting the encouraging words! Have a great day!

[@rodolphfarah200]

Hello. Regarding preservation, I still have Jars from 2 years, and still perfect. The main issue is to control the aw, and the ph to get a very long shelf life.

[@topsousvide]

Oh, very nice! Thanks for sharing your experience and knowledge. Any tips for how to do so?

[@rodolphfarah200]

@@topsousvide Drying the fruits for about half their weight to lower the aw, and adding 60 ml Citrus juice to lower the ph

[@topsousvide]

Thanks for sharing!