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🍓 Homemade Mixed Fruit Jam Recipe | Easy No-Preservative Jam at Home

🍓 Homemade Mixed Fruit Jam Recipe | Easy No-Preservative Jam at Home

🍓 Homemade Mixed Fruit Jam Recipe

Make delicious homemade fruit jam without preservatives! This jam is made with a blend of seasonal fruits, sugar, and lemon juice – giving you a naturally sweet, tangy spread perfect for bread, toast, parathas, cakes, and cookies.


🥭 Ingredients (Reordered for SEO & Flavor Balance)

  • Chopped Mixed Fruits – 2 cups (strawberry, mango, apple, pineapple, or seasonal mix)

  • Water – ¼ cup (helps soften fruits)

  • Sugar – 1 cup (adjust to fruit’s natural sweetness)

  • Lemon Juice – 1 tbsp (for freshness & longer shelf life)


🍯 Preparation Method

1. Cook the Fruits

  • Wash and finely chop seasonal fruits.

  • In a heavy-bottom pan, add fruits and ¼ cup water. Cook on medium flame until soft and pulpy.

2. Mash for Texture

  • Mash the softened fruits with a wooden spoon for a chunky jam.

  • For a smooth texture, use a hand blender before adding sugar.

3. Sweeten & Thicken

  • Add sugar and stir continuously until it melts.

  • Cook on low flame until the mixture thickens into a glossy, jam-like consistency.

4. Preserve Naturally

  • Add lemon juice and mix well. This balances sweetness and acts as a natural preservative.

5. Cool & Store

  • Let the jam cool completely.

  • Transfer to a sterilized glass jar and refrigerate.


✅ Tips for Perfect Homemade Fruit Jam

  1. Use ripe, seasonal fruits for the best flavor.

  2. For chunkier jam, avoid over-mashing. For smooth jam, blend fruits before cooking.

  3. To check consistency, drop a little jam on a cold plate – if it doesn’t spread, it’s ready.


📌 Shelf Life

  • Stays fresh for 2–3 weeks in the refrigerator.

  • Always use a clean, dry spoon to avoid spoilage.

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