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		Makes approximately 
		1.5 litres / 
		2.6 pints 
			
				
					
						
							
								
									
										
											
											Ingredients 										
										600g Redcurrants  										
										225g Gooseberries 										
										112g Strawberries  										
										112g Raspberries  										
										1.2kg Granulated sugar  										
										The juice of 1/2 small lemon 
											
											Method 
											Note: 
										600g of currants yielded around 700ml of 
										juice.
											
											
											Place the redcurrants in a pan and fill with 
											water, level with the top of the 
											fruit.
											
											
											Boil for 20 minutes until the fruit 
											is soft.
											
											
											Strain the pulp through a muslin 
											bag. For best results, allow to 
											drain for several hours. 
											
											
											
											Spread the sugar on a baking tray 
											and place in the oven at 100C along 
											with your empty jars.
											
											
											Place a saucer or plate in the 
											freezer to cool.
											
											
											Return the fruit juice to the pan. 
											Add the gooseberries, strawberries, raspberries 
											and the lemon juice. Bring to a 
											simmer.
											
											
											Add warmed sugar and stir till 
											dissolved.
											
											
											Bring to the boil for about 10-15 
											minutes, stirring frequently until 
											the jam begins to thicken.
											
											
											Test by drizzling a little on the 
											cold saucer. It should set in a few 
											seconds, otherwise continue boiling 
											and testing.
											
											
											Pour into warm jars.
											
											
											Once cool, add wax discs to the top 
											of the jam, and add the lids.
											
											
											Add labels and store in a cool dark 
											place for up to 12 months. 
		
		 
		
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