I love pomegranates and we are already at the end of winter but I still found pomegranates .
Usually I freeze someones (the seeds) and I also make some jam.
I found a nice recipe in a book of Cenk Sonmezsoy (The artful baker) I always like his recipes because I follow his blog called Cafe Fernando many years and his recipes are awesome.. He is from Turkey.
You can look his blog Cafe Fernando here many of his recipes are in his blo.
I know all you live in the northern hemisphere will have pomegranates now and if you can make this jam I think you will love it.
Source : The artful Baker
Ingredients
( for about two jars of 300 ml )
2 1/2 cups freshly squeezed pomegranate juice
(about 4 large pomegranates)
1 1/3 cups (350 grams) granulated sugar
1.75 ounces powdered fruit pectin (50 grams)
2 tablespoons freshly squeezed lemon juice
2/3 cup (93 grams) pomegranate arils (reserve before juicing the pomegranates)
Note: pomegranate juice.
Cut pomegranates in half horizontally (reserve some seeds)
Squeeze out juice from each half like orange juice.
Place a colander over a bowl or pot. Press gently.
Measure 2 1/2 cups .
Method
In a saucepot combine the pomegranate juice, sugar, dry pectin and lemon juice.
Stir and set the pot over high heat and bring to a boil stirring frequetly until the sugar dissolves. Reduce the heat to medium high and cook about 30 minutes ocassionally stirring and skimming off the foam.
Raise the heat to high and bring the mixture to a rolling boil and cook about 5 minutes longer.
Remove the pot from the heat and let the jam cool to room temperature.
(you can put some jam in a plate and look if is thick and ready)
Stir in the pomegranate arils.
Divide the the jam between two sterilized jars.
This jam will keep in the refrigerator for up 6 months.
print recipe
Cenk Sonmezsoy cook book
en español
mermelada de granada
Yummy, never had pomegranate jam.
ReplyDeleteThanks Christine is really nice!
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ReplyDeleteThanks Dawn !
Deletelooks nice
ReplyDeleteThanks Adam!!
DeleteMust be very fresh and delicious!
ReplyDeleteThanks Angie!
DeleteNever knew they could make jam. Looks like it is grand indeed.
ReplyDeleteThanks Patt ! Was my first time I made this jam!
DeleteOh it has to be good..have never tried! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThanks. I think you would love his blof : Cafe Fernando.com
DeleteThe color is just spectacular! I bet it tastes amazing, too!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lizzy!!
DeleteNon ho mai assaggiato la marmellata di melograno, ha un bellissimo colore :)
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Grazie Dani .un abbraccio
DeleteI love pomegranates and I can buy pomegranate juice at the farmer’s market.
ReplyDeleteWhat nice idea ! I love pomegranate too !
DeleteDeve essere ottima e poi ha un colore meraviglioso
ReplyDeleteGrazie Elena :)
DeleteMmmmm! LOVE pomegranates in anything!
ReplyDeleteYes I remember you love them David !
DeleteI am familiar with Cafe Fernando. This pomegranate jam sounds wonderful, Gloria! I will have to watch for the arrival of pomegranates here xoxo.
ReplyDeleteI love Cafe Fernando too Susan. He is wonderful in his recipes !
DeleteWhat a great idea!! It looks and sounds delicious.
ReplyDeleteThanks Pam, is absolutely yum!
DeleteGloria, I've never even had pomegranate jam! Sounds like something I should look for in the specialty grocery stores... Take Care, Big Daddy Dave
ReplyDeleteThanks David, maybe you find someones has pomegrates and dont used ! happens here !!
DeleteOttima marmellata! Un abbraccio
ReplyDeleteGrazie cara! un abbraccio !
DeleteMolto particolare questa marmellata! Chissà che buon sapore :)
ReplyDeleteGrazie cara!
DeleteSuperbe! And this book seems very interesting !
ReplyDeleteBises
Mertci beaucoup mon cherie!
DeleteGloria, this is such a great idea...I have never thought of using pomegranate to make jam...not only beautiful color as delicious. Thanks for the recipe. Have a wonderful week!
ReplyDeleteReally is beautiful and delicious I think you would love Cafe Fernando blog!
DeleteThe color is lovely! I wish I had a jar of this jam.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Lisa, es really good!
DeleteI have never tried pomegranate jam, this looks good! Thanks for sharing, Gloria!
ReplyDeleteJoyce I think you would love this recipe, I love it°
DeleteIt's so pretty! I'm going to make it when pomegranates show up at my store!
ReplyDeleteThanks Mimi :)
DeleteI've made pomegranate syrup and need to make the jam now. It sounds great, Gloria and looks really delicious! Great color too!
ReplyDeleteYes I heard about Molasses syrup with pomegrates I think would be great!
DeleteI am trying it! There are so many beautiful pomegranates in the market just now, they are the nicest autumn fruit, IMO, and supposed to be very healthy.
ReplyDeleteAmalia
xo
Thanks Amalia Im agree is the most nicest autumn fruit! yes and is healthy!
Deletehome-made the best !!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Izza!!
DeleteI've not tried pomegranate jam, it looks such a wonderful colour.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Thanks Jan !
DeleteI have never had pomegranate jam- but I do love pomegranates and this sounds delicious. YUM! Thanks for sharing. :)
ReplyDelete~Jess
Thanks Jess Is really a delicious jam!
ReplyDeleteUNa marmellata molto golosa, da rifare!
ReplyDeletegrazie cara!
DeleteHomemade jam is the best☺
ReplyDeleteyes indeed Natalia
DeleteNon ho mai assaggiato la marmellata di melograno, deve essere deliziosa!
ReplyDeletebaci
Alice
Grazie cara!
DeleteGloria nunca lo he probado y tiene que estar muy rico
ReplyDeleteGracias Trini !
DeleteThanks for the recipe. We just picked our poms and I was going to freeze the seeds but now I will make jam.
ReplyDeleteThanks Gloria Im glad you will use this recipe. Is wonderful. I love poms!
DeleteI've never tried pomegranate jam and it sounds so goof. And easy to make!
ReplyDeleteyes ! Is easy and delicious !
DeleteI just stocked up on pomegranates and this looks like such a wonderful way to use them!
ReplyDeleteNice Theresa I love pomegranates jam!
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ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing such beautiful information with us. I hope you will share some more information about pomegranate. Please keep sharing.
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