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YesUp to 12 months in airtight containers. Thaw in the refrigerator.

This apricot jam is made with 50 to 70% sugar. 🍑 Potting it hot in sterilized jars allows long-term storage.
Estimated cost €3.50
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Chef's tip
🌟 For an even tastier jam, add a vanilla bean split in half during cooking. Remove it before jarring. This subtle touch of vanilla will turn your apricot jam into a real treat! 🍦✨
Up to 12 months in airtight containers. Thaw in the refrigerator.
Keeps several months in airtight sterilized jars, away from light.
Make-ahead by nature. Keeps several months after sterile jarring.
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Wash and pit 1 kg of apricots, cut them into pieces, mix them with the sugar and lemon juice, then let simmer about 40 minutes, stirring, until the jam thickens.
Boil the glass jars in water for 10 minutes while the jam cooks. Then pour in the hot jam, seal tightly, and turn the jars upside down to create a vacuum.
The lemon juice, 50 ml for 1 kg of apricots, is added with the sugar right from the start. It brightens the flavor of the apricots. Use ripe apricots, washed and pitted.
After jarring, let the jam rest at least 12 hours before eating it so the flavors can develop. Turn the sealed jars upside down to create a vacuum while it cools.
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Apricot Jam
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