Gypsy cooks plum confit in Kiev, a bucket of plums has waited its time





It is time to prepare jam from plums, which generously gives us autumn. Of course, I would like to choose a repeatedly tested and absolutely reliable recipe. Therefore, we offer you a thick jam of plum without seeds from the wonderful hostess Galina from the YouTube channel "Galina Kitchen".

Gypsy cooks plum confit in Kiev, a bucket of plums has waited its time

Dense plum jam without seeds Ingredients
  • 3kg drain
  • 3kg of sugar
  • cans and covers (output is 3.2 liters)


Preparation
  1. Wash the plums, separate the berries from the pits.
    Gypsy cooks plum confit in Kiev, a bucket of plums has waited its time

  2. Cut the slices and put the sugar in. So completely dissolve the sugar and plums give more juice.
    Gypsy cooks plum confit in Kiev, a bucket of plums has waited its time

  3. Cover the film and leave it until morning.
  4. In the morning, stir and pour into a pot of suitable size for cooking.
  5. Bring to a boil, reduce the fire and boil on a small fire. Every 10-15 minutes, slightly press the upper plums with a spatula so that they are completely immersed in the syrup.
    Gypsy cooks plum confit in Kiev, a bucket of plums has waited its time

  6. After 35 minutes, reduce the fire to a minimum and cook for another 20 minutes.
  7. Bring the hot jam to a homogeneous consistency with a submersible blender.
    Gypsy cooks plum confit in Kiev, a bucket of plums has waited its time

  8. Return the jam to the stove and cook for 5 minutes, loosely covering the lid.
  9. Remove from boiling jam foam and carefully pour it into sterilized banks.
    Gypsy cooks plum confit in Kiev, a bucket of plums has waited its time

  10. Roll up the lids, turn upside down to make sure it's tightly closed. More details about the recipe can be found at the link.
    Gypsy cooks plum confit in Kiev, a bucket of plums has waited its time

  11. Cover with a towel and leave until completely cooled. It turns out a wonderful filling for pies and rolls, and just on bread is very tasty.
  12. Bon appetit!


And for those who prefer something more spicy, we suggest cooking tkemali - a delicious Georgian sauce based on sour plums, garlic and swamp mint ombalo. It will pleasantly transform the taste of meat and fish and make your barbecue incomparable.