Good kiwi jam recipe that doesn't use pectin?

petitbleu added about 1 year ago

I don't have a recipe for you, but I highly recommend using Pomona's Pectin. It's actually made from apple pectin, and it allows you to use less sugar. If you're set on not using pectin, though, you might just try cooking the jam longer until it "sheets" (comes off a spoon in a sheet rather than in droplets when held over the pan) off a spoon. In any case, the grated apple is a clever idea, and it wouldn't add much, if any, flavor to indicate that you used apple at all. Good luck and let us know how it comes out!

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One little correction to petitbleu's answer: Pomona's Pectin is actually 100% citrus pectin, no preservatives and no dextrose added. There is a recipe on the Pomona's directions and recipes sheet for cooked low-sugar or honey kiwi jam. Because Pomona's jells in the presence of calcium (included in the box with the pectin), you can use low amounts of any sweetener you choose. The directions/recipes sheet is available to study on the Pomona's website: www.pomonapectin.com. Pomona's is different from other pectin because it gives the cook so much creative control. In the interests of full disclosure, I am a partner in Workstead Industries, which brings you Pomona's Pectin.

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