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1. Wash 2kg of plums thoroughly Wash the containers with plum jam in advance and sterilize them with hot water
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2. If you look at plums, there are soft ones and hard ones, but you can use them both to make plum jam
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3. Remove the plum seeds and cut them into appropriate sizes
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4. Put 2kg of trimmed plums and 800g of white sugar in a wok or pot. When I tried this year's plums, they were sweet, so I added less sugar than plums
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5. Bring to a boil over high heat, mixing plums and sugar
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6. If you boil it for a long time, the plum pulp that you cut into the right size will break
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7. If you make the concentration of jam, plum jam is complete You can see that the color is darker than when you first made it
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8. After completing the plum jam, put a proper amount in the container and close the lid
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9. Put a bit of water in a low wok and turn over the container with plum jam
The amount of water should be enough to cover the container with plum jam
Boil it on high heat with the lid closed. When the container is hot, take it out and turn it over again to remove air If you put in a lot of plum jam, you can see that the plum jam comes out of the lid
When you finish working, you open the lid to eat plum jam and it makes a sound
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Plum jam is similar to strawberry jam, but it tastes sour and sweet, so you can taste different from strawberry jam
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While cooking plum jam, the plum pulp is loosened while boiling it without grinding it, so when you eat the jam, the plum pulp is chewed, so it's delicious
If you grill the bread and put plum jam on it and eat it with milk, it'll taste better
1. You can control the amount of sugar depending on the sourness or sweetness of the plum