Apricot jam

Cookinero 26 Mar 2025

Apricot is a healthy fruit in any form. Fresh, dried or in the form of jam, that is, apricot jam. Eating apricot jam increases immunity, has a positive effect on vision, and improves memory. A recipe with the addition of butter will help achieve that very tenderness that can compete with any other jam.

How to cook Apricot jam

Step 1

Apricot jam

Prepare the filling. Grease the bottom and edges of an aluminum pan with butter. Place the apricot halves in the pan, alternating them with sugar. Squeeze the lemon juice and pour it over the apricots. Cover the fruit with a towel and leave for 8 hours.

Step 2

Apricot jam

Cook the apricot jam. After 8 hours, put the pan on the fire. Mix the apricots with sugar. Cook over medium heat for 15 minutes. When the sugar dissolves, increase the heat and boil for 20 minutes, stirring occasionally.

Step 3

Apricot jam

Preserve apricot jam. Pour hot jam into jars. Cover with lids, leave until cool, then put in a dark place.

Apricot jam - FAQ About Ingredients, Baking Time and Storage

Yes, frozen apricots work well. Thaw them completely and drain excess liquid before using to prevent overly runny jam.
Store in airtight jars in a cool, dark place for up to 1 year. Once opened, refrigerate and use within 1 month.
Yes, but sugar acts as a preservative. Reducing it may shorten shelf life. For a low-sugar option, use pectin and follow a tested recipe.
Absolutely! Use coconut oil or a neutral vegetable oil to grease the pan for a vegan-friendly version.
Use the spoon test: Dip a cold spoon in the jam—if it thickly coats the back and doesn't run off quickly, it's ready.
Yes, but cook in a wider pot to ensure even evaporation. Stir more frequently to prevent sticking or burning.
Try it as a glaze for meats, a swirl in yogurt, a filling for pastries, or a topping for cheesecake.
Yes! Freeze in airtight containers for up to 1 year. Thaw in the fridge overnight before using.
Undercooking or excess liquid causes this. Reboil the jam with a bit of pectin or lemon juice to help thicken.

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