Recipe Index: Jam

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Apple Butter
Apple Butter
It's hard to find any apple butter, let alone good apple butter in the grocery store these days. Making apple butter is a great way to preserve the fruits of an apple harvest. In contrast to what the name implies...
Apricot Riesling Jam
Apricot Riesling Jam
Please welcome Garrett McCord, who shares with us his latest jam recipe. ~Elise I'm surprised that the food obsessed don't consider Ernest Hemingway a proper food writer. Go pick up a copy of A Farewell to Arms or "Big Two-Hearted...
Low Sugar Red Raspberry Jam
Low Sugar Red Raspberry Jam
In 2006, as part of the worldwide Annual Independent Food Festival and Awards hosted by Hillel of Tasting Menu, I presented the The Best Excuse For Not Making It Yourself Red Raspberry Jam award to Summerfield Farm in Placerville, CA...
Membrillo (Quince Paste)
Membrillo (Quince Paste)
Ever since I started making quince jelly people have been telling me about membrillo, a quince paste that is practically the national snack of Spain when paired with Manchego, sheep's milk cheese. Nicky and Melissa have written about membrillo, enough...
Meyer Lemon Marmalade
Meyer Lemon Marmalade
This marmalade is delicious, everyone here loves it, and the recipe is pretty straightforward. I've detailed as much of the method as I could, to make it easier for any of you who might try the recipe to be successful...
Pear Butter
Pear Butter
Every year during apple season I spend days hovering over a large copper pot, slowly stirring a thick, bubbling mixture that will become our year's supply of apple butter. And every fall for the last several seasons I've wondered how...
Plum Conserve
Plum Conserve
A "conserve" is a jam made with a mixture of fruit, usually including some citrus, and often nuts and raisins. It can be served as a topping over pound cake, ice cream, or along side meat such as pork or...
Quince Jam
Quince Jam
Years ago, backyard quince trees were common. People would cultivate them to harvest the fruit for cooking in pies or preserves. Inedible raw, and looking like a cross between a pear and a golden apple, quince cook up sweet, with...
Rose Hip Jelly and Jam
Rose Hip Jelly and Jam
"Can we make rose hip jelly?" asked my young (10) friend Alden as we walked along the beach bordered by sand dunes covered with beach roses. "These," she said, pointing to the bright red jaw-breaker sized orbs in the thorny...
Seville Orange Marmalade
Seville Orange Marmalade
Updated March 10, 2008. Every year I make several batches of marmalade. These are the notes of this process, which continue to get refined as I improve the techniques in my quest for a remarkable marmalade. Note that this is...
Spicy Fig Orange Microwave Jam
Spicy Fig Orange Microwave Jam
Microwave jam, what's that? That, my friends, is the way my mother makes jams. She learned this technique 30 years ago from Sunset Magazine and never looked back. Now that I've finally tried her approach, I can see the appeal...