My Mom made many kinds of jams.
She grew her pumpkins
She grew her pumpkins
and made this jam every year,
to feed her large family.
Pumpkins are easily grown.
We always had a pumpkin patch.
I remember pumpkins being kept over
the winter months and she would make
jam whenever she got the time.
You won't find pumpkin jam on the
grocery shelves and
many people have never heard of it.
I am sharing my Mom's recipe.
A simple recipe with only three
ingredients, pumpkin, oranges and sugar.
8 cups pumpkin chopped up
4 cups sugar
3 medium oranges
Cut up pumpkin in small pieces.
Add 1 cup sugar for
to feed her large family.
Pumpkins are easily grown.
We always had a pumpkin patch.
I remember pumpkins being kept over
the winter months and she would make
jam whenever she got the time.
You won't find pumpkin jam on the
grocery shelves and
many people have never heard of it.
A simple recipe with only three
ingredients, pumpkin, oranges and sugar.
8 cups pumpkin chopped up
4 cups sugar
3 medium oranges
Cut up pumpkin in small pieces.
I prefer a smaller cooking pumpkin
than those huge ones for carving.
Add 1 cup sugar for
the juices of the pumpkin.
The next morning
2 large oranges or 3 medium oranges
Grate outer layer of oranges.
Cut out the white skin/membrane
The next morning
2 large oranges or 3 medium oranges
Grate outer layer of oranges.
under the rind and discard.
Chop up orange
Combine the grated rind,
chopped orange and
any juice to the pumpkin mixture.
Bring mixture to a boil,
reduce heat and simmer uncovered
stirring occasionally for 30 minutes.
Chop up orange
Combine the grated rind,
chopped orange and
any juice to the pumpkin mixture.
Bring mixture to a boil,
reduce heat and simmer uncovered
stirring occasionally for 30 minutes.
Optional: Mash the jam with a potato masher,
or hand held blender.
Fill sterilized jars
After washing my jars and covers,
I put them in the oven on a low temperature
and keep them hot until I'm ready to fill them.
Great on toast for breakfast
or an afternoon tea
on a tea biscuit.
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Wow this sounds great. I'd love to try some of my grandma's jam.
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DeleteI just saw this on your instagram and had to come to get recipe. Thank you for posting. I am definitely making it. How do you store yours? Can I do a water bath?
ReplyDeleteHi Betsy. Thanks for your visit. I store the jam in cool place or in the fridge. A water bath is good to do also. I find it less trouble to do it in the oven. If some of them don't seal, then I place them in a deep pot and boil them for around 10 minutes and usually they will seal after.
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