Sunday, September 21, 2008

Homemade Strawberry Jam

It's been quite sometime since I last updated my blog. I have been really busy with my new job and thus, explain the lack of post here. Anyway, it was the wedding of my BFF's Elder sister on Friday. I couldn't make it due to work committment, so I decided to DIY some gift for her.

I hope she like this wedding present :)
The strawberries were really fresh and so the jam tasted really good! I hope to make more of them the next time.



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5 comments:

  1. ganache-ganache11:03 AM, September 21, 2008

    Wow, look at those big chunks of strawberries in your jam, I'm sure the bride will like it !!

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  2. Happy Mrs Kwok1:45 PM, September 21, 2008

    Hello GG,

    I hope so too :)
    I always like jams that comes with chunks of fruit. Yummmy!!

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  3. Anonymous5:42 PM, September 22, 2008

    Wow! I love how your jam looks so chunky! Could you please share the recipe if you don't mind? All of your recipes are so easy to follow.. so i would love to try. thank you!

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  4. Aimei11:47 PM, September 22, 2008

    Hello Mrs Kwok! Finally see your posting. Miss your bloggings leh.. :P

    Hey I feel like eating just out from the jam bottle! Haha... I can really do that...

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  5. Happy Mrs Kwok12:42 AM, October 16, 2008

    Hello GG,

    Hehe, I love jams that comes with chunk of fruit. I hope she likes it!


    Hi T,

    In fact, I did these jam by estimation so I am not too sure how to post the recipe up. The method is really simple, adding sugar to the chunks of strawberries and cooking them over low heat. Add some gelatine/konnakyu powder to the heated mixture and when thicken, remove from heat and allow cooling before putting them in the jar. I added a little red wine into it as well. I hope this helps :)


    Hello Aimei,

    Sorry that I've not been posting. I'm really so busy that everytime I touched home, I just wanna sleep and rest :(

    I am like you! I can really eat from the jam bottle! We do have alot in common don't you agree ;)

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