Recipe for pureed blackberry jam with sugar. Jam “5 minutes”. Blackberry jam “Thick” with gelatin

Preface

The immune system is weakened and there are not enough vitamins, colds and coughs are tormented - an excellent remedy for these ailments is blackberries and blackberry jam. You will learn from our article how to preserve the beneficial properties of this berry and make a delicious delicacy, how to make blackberry jam.

Homemade blackberry jam turns out to be aromatic, tasty and rich, and in its healing properties it is practically not inferior to the well-known raspberry jam. It is also often used to prevent and treat colds. That is why most housewives strive to prepare blackberry jam for the winter. If the correct recipe is followed, such jam retains all the most valuable qualities of the berries.

Blackberries have a rich vitamin and mineral complex. It contains vitamin C, carotene, all vitamins B, E, K. It occupies a leading place among other berries in terms of nicotinic acid content.

Homemade blackberry jam

In addition, it contains fiber and minerals: calcium, sodium, potassium, iron, copper, barium. Due to the content of malic acid, tannic, mineral and nitrogen compounds, flavonols, catechins and anthocyanins in blackberries, jam from this berry has high protective properties. Doctors have proven that for acute respiratory infections and pneumonia, blackberries and blackberry jam have an excellent healing effect. Not only the berry itself is useful, but also the stems, leaves and roots of the plant.

So, the main beneficial properties of blackberries:

  • strengthens the immune system and improves metabolism;
  • has an antipyretic effect and is a natural alternative to aspirin;
  • has a healing effect on the digestive, cardiovascular, nervous and genitourinary systems;
  • has a beneficial effect on the functioning of joints;
  • prevents the development of cancerous tumors;
  • activates brain activity, improves memory and activates thinking processes;
  • excitability decreases, sleep normalizes.

To prepare tasty and healthy blackberry jam, you need high-quality, ripe berries and adherence to the recipe. As is known, heat treatment destroys almost all valuable properties in products, thereby reducing their final value. But in the case of such healthy berries as blackberries, this is unacceptable, so recipes for quick jam preparation will be in great demand.

Classic recipe

You will need 1 kilogram of berries and sugar. If the blackberries are a little sour, increase the amount of sugar, but if they are sweet, then leave the proportional ratio 1:1. It’s easy to make this jam; you just need to know a couple of secrets:

  • You only need a ripe berry, blackberries will not ripen at home, like ripe gooseberries, for example;
  • You need to peel the berry carefully, tear off the tails so as not to damage it, dip it in ice water and pull out the tails in a circular motion;
  • be sure to wash it and remember that it is not, and this berry does not absorb water, so it should be dried on a towel, shaking occasionally so that all the liquid flows out.

Making classic blackberry jam

Now you can start preparing the delicacy. Sprinkle the washed and dried berries with sugar and grind with a wooden masher so that the blackberries turn into puree and begin to release juice. Leave the resulting mixture to sit for 8-12 hours. After this time, stir the blackberry puree, the sugar should completely dissolve, you can put the mixture into jars and close with rubber lids. This jam should be stored on a shelf in the refrigerator.

Blackberry-raspberry jam - an “explosive mixture” against colds

You need 1 kg of raspberries and blackberries, 1.5 kg of sugar. Wash the blackberries and dry them well, but you don’t need to wash the raspberries, just sort them out. Mix the berries in a bowl and add sugar to them, mix everything well, using a little force. Leave the mixture to steep in a cool place for at least 12 hours. Then mix everything again, you can put it in jars. This is not only a delicious, but also a healthy dessert that will help cure a cold and lift your spirits on a cloudy winter day.

Of course, you can make jam without cooking, but if you want to complement the taste of blackberries and add other fruits or berries to the recipe, you will have to boil it a little.

  • Blackberry jam with lemon

To prepare this delicacy you need the following products: 1 kg of blackberries, half a lemon, 1 kg of sugar and 250 ml of purified water, or even better, take your favorite natural juice. In order not to lose all the vitamins, this jam can be cooked according to the recipe for five minutes. Prepare the berries, peel and zest the lemon, remove the seeds. Next, start preparing the syrup: put the water or juice on the fire and, stirring constantly, bring to a boil. Then boil for another 3-5 minutes. Finely chop the zest in advance, but without the white shell, which gives bitterness, add it to the boiling syrup and cook for 10 minutes. Then add the berries and keep them on the fire for no more than 2 minutes, then add the pre-cut lemon pulp and simmer for another 5 minutes over low heat. Five-minute blackberry and lemon jam is ready! Pour into jars and leave to cool.

  • “Christmas” blackberry jam in a slow cooker

To prepare this jam, take 1.5 kg of blackberries, 2 kg of granulated sugar, flour (2 tbsp), cranberry syrup (0.5 l) and a glass of water. Prepare the berries in advance, add sugar and water to them. Transfer everything into a container and let it boil, selecting the “Cooking” mode. Strain the hot syrup and leave to cool. After 30-40 minutes, add finely chopped lemon, pour cranberry syrup, add blackberries and flour, mix everything. Cook in a slow cooker for at least an hour and while still hot, pour into pre-steamed jars and roll up.

  • Italian dessert – a duet of pear and blackberry

800 g sweet pears, 0.5 kg blackberries, 2 lemons and 800 g sugar. Peel the lemons, without the white layer, cut the zest into strips and place in a gauze bag. Squeeze the juice from the lemon into a glass. Peel and core the pear, which can also be placed in a bag. Cut the pear into cubes no larger than the size of the berry. Place the berries and pear in a saucepan, add lemon juice, and throw the gauze bags in there. Boil over low heat until softened, then remove the bags and add sugar, cook until the desired consistency for about 20 minutes, skimming off the foam and stirring. Everything is ready - pour, cork and leave in the pantry until cold weather sets in.

Making Italian pear and blackberry

  • Jam "European"

Preparing a dessert according to this recipe is not difficult, and thanks to rosemary, blackberry jam will receive a unique eucalyptus aroma. According to the recipe, you need 1.5 kg of blackberries, a kilogram of sugar, lemon, dried rosemary. Pour sugar into the washed berries and leave to steep for a couple of hours. Then set the mixture to simmer, add lemon juice and rosemary, stirring, and bring to a boil. Remove from heat and leave to cool. In the morning, boil again for 5 minutes twice. This jam should be poured into jars when slightly cooled. This, of course, is not a five-minute recipe, however, experienced housewives will be able to cook such a delicacy.

  • Apple-berry dessert

To prepare you need 800 g, blackberries 300 g, sugar 1 kg and 0.5 liters of water. Peel and pit apples. Place the peel in a container, fill it with water and put it in the multicooker to cook in the “Steam” mode for 20 minutes, then strain and pour the broth into a cup. Cut the apples into slices, add sugar and transfer everything into a multicooker container, cook in the “Stew” mode for 60 minutes. After an hour, pour the broth into this mixture and add blackberries. Cook for another hour in the “Stew” mode, without closing the multicooker lid. Pour the prepared apple jam with blackberries into jars and roll up.

  • Blackberry jam - recipe with cloves and plums

You can supplement this healthy treat by adding other berries and fruits to the recipe. So, to prepare this jam we need: 450 g of blackberries and small plums, raspberries and elderberries (250 g each), 1.3 kg of sugar and 2 lemons, you can add cloves if desired. Place all the berries in a saucepan, add pitted plums, pour in lemon juice and add a couple of sprigs of cloves. Bring everything to a boil and simmer for at least an hour. The resulting mass should be rubbed through a sieve and left to drain overnight. The next morning, when the juice has drained, add sugar to it - for 600 g you need 450 g of sugar. Put on fire and cook for 20 minutes.

  • Jam in 5 minutes

A five-minute preparation is made from one type of berry, sugar is added in a ratio of 1:2 and citric acid (at the tip of a knife). According to this recipe, the berries remain intact. Cover the blackberries with sugar for 4 hours and leave to release the juice, then boil for 5 minutes. The five-minute jam is ready, now you can pour it into jars and seal the healing preparation. Jam made from this miracle berry will not only help you survive the winter without coughing, but also get a boost of energy.

There are many options - from classic jam to unusual mixes with other berries and fruits.

Selection and preparation of berries

Before making any blackberry jam, you need to stock up on knowledge about selecting and preparing berries. The blackberry harvest season in greatest volumes occurs in the second half of August. During this period, you can safely harvest your own harvest or buy berries at a not very high cost. There are several rules:

  • When buying berries at the market, try to choose ripe, but still elastic fruits. Soft, bruised blackberries are only suitable if you decide to make liquid jam or jam and will grind purchased sweet products;
  • do not buy unripe berries, because blackberries do not ripen when already picked. From such berries the jam will be sour and tart;
  • if you collect blackberries yourself, then try to do everything quickly and immediately put the harvested crop into processing, so that during subsequent washing the berries do not lose some of their precious juice;
  • At home, sort through the fruits, remove any adhering debris, leaves, etc. Then wash the berries. It is better to do this under a kitchen shower, because such water pressure cannot damage the structure of the blackberry.

Advice! If possible, be sure to prepare forest blackberries - they are many times more useful than their cultivated counterparts!

Preparing the container

Ready-made jam is usually placed in jars, and they must be sterilized. There are several ways to sterilize jars:

  1. Take cold water into a large saucepan, immerse half-liter or liter jars in it, put the container on the fire and let the contents boil for about half an hour. Then remove the jars, turn them upside down and dry;
  2. Fill a small saucepan with water, place a wire rack or special sterilization device on top and boil the water. Place the jars one by one on the wire rack (head down) and let them stand for 15 minutes;
  3. Personally, I use the least troublesome method of sterilization: I put the jars in a cold oven and heat them at 180 degrees for about half an hour. You don’t even have to dry them after that.

Recipes

It is impossible to describe the abundance of options for delicious blackberry delicacies. I will share only those that I have personally tested and my favorites.

A simple recipe for blackberry jam

To make blackberry jam according to the classic recipe, you only need sugar and berries. The result is a very appetizing thick jam, which in its usefulness and taste is in no way inferior to the no less popular raspberry jam.


Recipe Information

  • Cuisine:Russian
  • Type of dish: jam
  • Cooking method: boiling
  • Portions:0.8 l
  • 5-6 hours

Ingredients:

  • fresh blackberries – 1 kg
  • granulated sugar – 1 kg.

Cooking method:

Sort the blackberries, setting aside the rotten or crushed berries, and then transfer them to a colander and carefully, but very carefully, rinse under a weak stream of running water. If your berry still has stalks, then during the washing process you need to remove them with gentle circular movements.


Let the washed berries dry, then sprinkle them with sugar, mix gently and leave for 5-6 hours at room temperature.


Place the blackberries that have released their juice into an enamel pan and place on low heat. Cook for about 30 minutes after boiling or longer, depending on how thick you want the jam to be. During the cooking process, stir the jam periodically with a wooden spatula so that it does not burn, and remove the foam from its surface as it appears.


Pour the boiling jam into sterilized jars and seal tightly.

Note to the owner:
  • You can not wash blackberries picked from your own garden before adding sugar, but simply remove the debris.
  • To make a thicker jam, you can boil it 2-3 times, waiting until it cools completely between approaches.
  • If a berry sprinkled with sugar releases very little juice, you can add a little water to the jam before boiling. Considering that the more water, the less intense the taste and aroma of the product.
  • For a more interesting taste, you can add lemon zest, ground cinnamon or chopped mint leaves to blackberry jam at the beginning of cooking.

Five-minute jam recipe

It’s even easier and faster to prepare jam in five minutes. I like this option because the berries remain intact and a lot of rich syrup is obtained, which can be used in winter for making drinks and soaking biscuits. How delicious it is to serve this delicacy with pancakes!


Ingredients:

  • blackberries – 970 g
  • sugar - 800g
  • citric acid - 3 g.

Preparation:

  1. Sort and wash the blackberries, remove the branches.
  2. Spread it on a paper-lined surface to dry.
  3. Place the berries in a wide container in layers, sprinkling with sugar.
  4. Wait 5-5.5 hours for the fruits to release enough juice.
  5. Boil slowly for about 5 minutes, carefully skimming off the foam.
  6. A minute before the end of cooking, add citric acid and thoroughly stir the almost finished delicacy.
  7. Place the jam in a sterilized glass container, cool slightly and cover with plastic lids.
  8. Store the finished product refrigerated.

Blackberry jam with raspberries

The combination of blackberries and raspberries is both tasty and healthy. This sweet treat is indispensable during colds.


What you will need:

  • blackberries – 500 g
  • raspberries - 500 g
  • sugar - 900 g

How to cook:

  1. Sort the raspberries and blackberries separately, rinse and remove the stems.
  2. Place raspberries in one container and blackberries in another.
  3. Sprinkle both types of berries with the same amount of sugar.
  4. Stir gently, being careful not to damage the fruits, and place them in a cool place for about 10 hours. As the juice releases, pour it into one wide pan.
  5. After the allotted time has passed, put the released juice on the fire and heat, stirring, until the sugar dissolves.
  6. Now you can add blackberries and raspberries.
  7. Boil for 5-6 minutes over low heat, removing any foam.
  8. Remove from heat and wait until the contents of the pan cool completely.
  9. Now put it back on the fire and boil for 5 minutes.
  10. The jam is ready, it can be packaged in sterilized jars.

Blackberry jam with apples

It would seem - what’s surprising about apple and blackberry jam? But if the recipe also includes cardamom, as well as liqueur, then you get a real gourmet dessert!


Ingredients:

  • blackberries - 1000 g
  • sour apples – 900 g
  • sugar - 1500 g
  • lemon - 1 pc.
  • butter - 1 tbsp.
  • cardamom – 3 g
  • water - 1 tbsp.
  • any berry liqueur (ideally blackberry) - 100 g.

Cooking process:

  1. Wash the apples, peel and core.
  2. Cut them into small slices.
  3. Prepare and wash the blackberries, remove the stems.
  4. In a large saucepan, combine apple slices with water.
  5. Blanch them for 10 minutes until completely softened.
  6. Squeeze the juice from the washed lemon into the apples.
  7. Add blackberries.
  8. Cook everything for 10 minutes after boiling.
  9. Add sugar and stir until dissolved.
  10. Boil for another 10 minutes, stirring and removing any foam that forms.
  11. Add cardamom and liqueur and cook for another 3 minutes.
  12. Remove the pan from the heat, add the butter, stir and skim off the foam.
  13. Cool the jam and place it in prepared jars.
  14. Cover each jar with parchment circles and then cover with a plastic lid.

Blackcurrant jam without cooking

You can make a real natural multivitamin yourself from blackberries and currants. In terms of useful qualities, this treat is ahead of any other! The taste is in no way inferior to anything. Its only drawback is its shelf life, which cannot be more than 6 months.

Ingredients:

  • currants – 1 kg
  • blackberries - 1 kg
  • sugar - 3 kg
  • lemon - 1 pc.

How to do:

  1. Wash the berries and lemon and let the excess liquid drain.
  2. We pass blackberries, currants and chopped citrus together with zest through a meat grinder.
  3. Combine with sugar in a deep saucepan. Leave for 5-6 hours, stirring occasionally - during this time the sugar will almost completely dissolve.

Pour the raw jam into sterile jars and screw on the lids. We store fresh jam only in the refrigerator!

Blackberry jam with plums, raspberries and elderberries

Fragrant blackberry jam will become even more delicious if you add other fruits and spices to it. I once found a very good recipe for delicious jam on the Internet.


Components:

  • blackberries - 400 g
  • plums - 400 g
  • elderberry – 200 g
  • raspberries - 200 g
  • sugar - 1200 g
  • cloves - 5-6 pcs.
  • lemon juice - 0.5 tbsp.

Preparation:

  1. Wash all the berries, except raspberries, remove the stems and place them in a saucepan.
  2. Add chopped plums, after removing seeds from them, and cloves.
  3. Fill everything with water so that it lightly covers the fruit.
  4. Over medium heat, bring the mixture to a boil.
  5. Cook over low heat for about 10-15 minutes.
  6. After this, soften all the ingredients in the pan with a masher or mash with a fork.
  7. Place the resulting puree in cheesecloth, tie it in a knot and place it in a sieve.
  8. Place a metal container under the sieve and leave to drain overnight. You can put oppression on top.
  9. Measure the resulting juice and pour into a saucepan.
  10. For 600 g of juice, take 450 grams of sugar.
  11. Place the saucepan on the fire and cook until the sugar dissolves.
  12. Then turn up the heat and cook for another 15 minutes.
  13. At the end of cooking, skim off the foam.
  14. Pour the jam into jars and store for no more than six months.

If you are planning to make blackberry jam, then check out these very useful recommendations:

  • For children, seedless jam is usually prepared. To do this, after washing and cleaning the blackberries, you need to hold them in hot water for about 3 minutes, and then rub them through a sieve.
  • If you want the fruits in the jam to be whole, then you cannot wash them before cooking, and during cooking you need to stir them very carefully with a wooden spoon.
  • It is advisable to cook jam in a wide container, this way excess water evaporates faster and the structure of the berries is minimally destroyed.
  • The jam will be more flavorful if you add orange or lemon zest to it at the beginning of cooking.
  • In addition to citrus zest, mint sprigs are added to blackberry jam. It produces a wonderful refreshing aroma. Cinnamon sticks and vanilla are also used as flavoring additives.
  • In order for the jam to have an excellent smell and taste, it cannot be cooked for a long time. It is better to cook in several stages with alternate infusion and cooling.
  • Those types of blackberry jam that require minimal heat treatment must be stored in the refrigerator. And dense jams that take a long time to cook can be rolled up with lids and stored at room temperature.

Benefits of blackberries

Housewives prefer to make blackberry jam not only because of its pleasant taste, but also because of the enormous benefits of this delicacy. This sweet dessert will help:

  • strengthen the walls of blood vessels;
  • cope with colds faster;
  • increase immunity;
  • improve the condition of pneumonia;
  • “bring down” the temperature during acute respiratory infections;
  • speed up the treatment of cystitis and kidney diseases.

Compared to the more popular varieties of raspberry and strawberry jam, blackberry jam is much less common, but in terms of usefulness it is absolutely not inferior to them. Prepare at least a couple of jars of this delicious dessert for the winter and you will be full of strength and health!

Here is a video recipe for real summer in a jar. Next season I will definitely make this jam with blackberries:

Blackberries can allow any housewife, if desired, to prepare interesting dishes. Their characteristic feature is an interesting taste, combining sweet and sour notes, and an extraordinary berry aroma. Blackberry jam is very tasty, and even the most sophisticated gourmets like it. Children love it very much, and in winter it is very useful for colds. So what can you make from blackberries for the winter?

Cooking features

To make jam from seedless fruits, you will need to dip them for three minutes in water heated to ninety degrees. Then you need to grind them through a strainer. This will separate the pulp.
To preserve the integrity of the berries, you must avoid washing them, and during cooking, stirring must be very careful; the container must be of a large diameter. You can also skip stirring altogether and just rock the dishes from side to side.
A delicacy made from garden berries will be more enjoyable if you add citrus fruits.

Making frozen blackberry jam

You can prepare blackberries correctly by following these recommendations. Take:

  • frozen berries - 1500 grams;
  • granulated sugar - 1000 grams;
  • lemon juice - 2 tbsp. spoons

The frozen mixture is placed in a container, granulated sugar is poured in, and stirred.
You need to wait three hours for it to thaw. Then strawberries are added and we wait two hours.
A lot of liquid will be released, a third will be drained. Lemon juice is added.
The container with the contents is placed on the fire. As soon as it boils, the flame decreases, cooking lasts another ten minutes.
After cooling, you need to heat it again until it boils. Then the jam is poured into jars.

Making jam in a slow cooker

  • berries – 0.75 kilograms;
  • granulated sugar – 0.75 kilograms.

To cook blackberry jam in a slow cooker, place the prepared berries in a container and sprinkle with sugar. We wait 60 minutes.

When the blackberries release their juice, you need to set the “Stew” setting with a timer for twenty minutes. Let the steam come out.

When the time is up, the contents should be allowed to cool for a third of an hour. Then again, at the same setting, you need to boil for another forty minutes.

Stir several times. After this, the finished jam is packaged in canning containers and sealed.

Fragrant blackberry jam with ripe whole berries

You need to cook blackberry jam with whole fruits using these ingredients:

  • blackberries - 1000 grams;
  • granulated sugar - 1000 grams.

The prepared ingredients are placed in a cooking container and sprinkled with sugar. Leave for half an hour. Next, wait on low heat until it boils. We cook for another half hour. Place the jam into jars.

Seedless blackberry jam

  • blackberries – 1 kilogram;
  • water – 0.5 liters;
  • sugar – 1 kilogram.

The fruits are sorted and prepared. Water is poured into the container and heated to ninety degrees. Next, blackberries are added. Keep it on the fire for a few more minutes, without letting it boil. The water is drained. The contents are ground through a strainer. The resulting raw material is heated in an enamel pan. Sugar is added. Slowly bring to a boil. We are waiting for it to thicken. After that we can it.

Other recipes

There are many ways to make winter blackberry dessert. The most interesting ones will be discussed below.

Jam “Five Minute”

  • 970 grams of freshly picked ripe blackberries,
  • 820 grams of sugar,
  • 3 grams of citric acid.

The fruits are prepared, then transferred to a wide enamel bowl for cooking, granulated sugar is added. Leave for five hours to release the juice. Slowly bring to a boil, stirring if necessary. Cook for five minutes. At the end, lemon juice is added. The easy-to-prepare “5-minute” jam is ready. All that remains is to put it into jars.

Banana recipe

For step-by-step preparation we will need:

  • fruits – 1 kilogram;
  • bananas – 1 kilogram;
  • sugar – 1 kilogram.

Place the prepared blackberries in a cooking container and add granulated sugar. We wait two hours. Heat the raw berries, stirring, and let them simmer for thirty minutes. Bananas are cut to the size of a cube, centimeter by centimeter. They are added at the end, five minutes before the end of the cooking process. The resulting mass is placed in containers for canning.

Recipe with plums and elderberries

To prepare jam according to this recipe, you need to take:

  • berries - 400 grams
  • plum - 400 grams;
  • granulated sugar - 1000 grams;
  • elderberry - 200 grams;
  • lemon juice – half a glass;
  • spices.

The plums are separated from the seeds, the remaining fruits are washed. We put it all in a container and add water to the surface. Heat up slowly. Boil for an hour.
The contents are crushed to the consistency of porridge. Let the juice drain through a gauze cloth for ten hours. The liquid is poured into a cooking container, sugar is added and brought to a boil. Then keep it on low heat for another ten minutes. Then we can it.

Recipe with lemon

To make everything according to the recipe, you will need:

  • blackberries – 1 kilogram;
  • granulated sugar – 1 kilogram;
  • lemon – 1 piece.

The lemon is grated. The fruits are placed in the cooking container. Add grated lemon and sugar. Pour in lemon juice. The mixture is heated over low heat. When everything has dissolved, the flame increases. Boil for ten minutes. When the mass becomes thick, it can be packaged in jars.

Gooseberry recipe

Ingredients:

  • fruits - 900 grams;
  • gooseberries - 1000 grams;
  • granulated sugar - 2300 grams;

The berries are placed in a saucepan and covered with sugar. We wait eight hours. Add a little water and boil. Let cool for four hours. Add the blackberries and put on the fire for ten minutes. Let it cool and carry out the procedure twice more. Place the finished mixture into jars.

Recipe with raspberries

Prepare this way:

  • blackberries – 500 grams;
  • raspberries - 500 grams;
  • granulated sugar - 900 grams.

Place the fruits separately and add granulated sugar. Stir and let stand for ten hours.
Mix and let it boil (up to seven minutes over low heat). Let the resulting mass cool, then bring it to a boil again for five minutes. Let's preserve.

Recipe with apple

We make from these ingredients:

  • berries - 400 grams;
  • apples - 400 grams;
  • granulated sugar - 240 grams;
  • lavender - 1 tablespoon.

The fruits are prepared for cooking, the apples are cut into 4 parts. Stir, add sugar. Heat and let it boil. Boil for three minutes. Add lavender and cook for five minutes. We pack the resulting mass.

Recipe with gelatin

Thick jam is prepared from the following ingredients:

  • blackberries - 300 grams;
  • granulated sugar - 1 cup;
  • water - 300 grams;
  • gelatin - 25 grams.

The fruits are laid out in a container, sugar is poured. Mix the resulting mass. Boil for twenty to thirty minutes. Pour gelatin powder with hot water and dissolve. Remove the container from the heat and cool for a couple of minutes. After this, add the gelatin mass. We pack the jam into jars.

Recipe with orange

Adding oranges to blackberry jam will add piquancy and enhance the taste.
To do this you will need:

  • fruits – 1 kilogram;
  • oranges - two pieces;
  • lemon - one piece;
  • sugar – 1 kilogram.

Blackberries are prepared for cooking; the zest is cut off from the citrus fruits and grated. The pulp is squeezed out. The resulting juice is poured into the pan. Sugar and zest are also added here. Boil over low heat, stir. The resulting liquid is cooled and blackberries are added to it. We put it on the fire for a couple of hours. After this, the flame decreases. And we keep it for another half hour. At the end lemon juice is added.

How long is it stored?

The shelf life of jam prepared for the winter varies depending on which cooking method was chosen. Jam that has not undergone long-term heat treatment should be kept in a cool place. If sterilization was carried out, room temperature is also quite suitable.

The resulting product must be preserved in glass jars with metal lids.
It is best to store in the basement, in a dark place, at low temperatures, so the jam can last longer
Now you know that you can make many interesting preparations from blackberries for the winter.

Blackberries are a very interesting ingredient that opens up a wide field of imagination for chefs. It has a bright taste, in which sweet notes predominate, but at the same time there is also a spicy light sourness, which balances the flavor bouquet. Therefore, it is not surprising that blackberry jam turns out to be very aromatic and you want to eat it again and again. Kids really like to spread it on a slice of fresh bread or simply devour it on both cheeks, washing it down with hot tea.

Blackberry jam is a great way to prepare aromatic berries for the winter

About the benefits of the product

Before making blackberry jam, we suggest considering what its use will bring us:

  • this berry contains a huge number of vitamins and each of them carries a certain load - vitamin A is responsible for excellent vision, vitamins C and E strengthen the immune system, vitamin PP normalizes the functioning of the heart muscle and regulates cholesterol levels, B vitamins improve metabolic processes ;
  • minerals, such as magnesium, potassium, manganese, iron, copper and phosphorus, help prevent the development of cancer, as well as vascular disease, they normalize the functioning of the nervous system and promote a speedy recovery from acute respiratory diseases;
  • With blackberries, intestinal function will be improved, as it contains valuable organic acids, including malic, citric, tartaric, and salicylic. Thanks to these substances, juice is separated in the gastrointestinal tract and the digestion process is significantly improved.

Important! However, it should be remembered that overripe berries will somewhat weaken the stool, and unripe ones, on the contrary, will strengthen it.

Subtleties of cooking

Recipes

So, let's move on to the main thing - recipes for blackberry preparations for the winter.

Seedless

Prepare ingredients:

  • 900 g blackberries;
  • 900 g sugar;
  • half a liter of water.

Cooking process.

  1. Separate the berries from the stalks, wash and dry thoroughly.
  2. Pour water into the container and heat it to a temperature of 90°C.
  3. Place blackberries in hot water and leave for 3 minutes.

    Important! The gas supply should be minimal so that the mixture does not boil!

  4. Drain the liquid, place the berries in a sieve and grind.
  5. Place the resulting puree in a container with a non-stick coating, add sugar and, constantly stirring the dessert with a wooden spoon, boil until thick.
  6. Pour the prepared jam into prepared jars and roll up.

Classic recipe

To prepare blackberry jam according to the classic recipe, you need to prepare only two ingredients: blackberries and sugar, which are taken in equal proportions.

Cooking process.

  1. The berries must be carefully sorted, spoiled and wrinkled removed, washed and drained in a colander.
  2. Then transfer the blackberries to a saucepan or bowl for cooking and add sugar.
  3. The berry-sugar mixture should stand for about half an hour - this is necessary for the blackberries to release juice.
  4. Next, place the container on the stove and slowly heat the contents, stirring it constantly.
  5. Boil for 30 minutes, pour into sterilized jars and seal tightly.

Five-minute jam

Five-minute blackberry jam for the winter got its name due to the very fast preparation process.
Prepare ingredients:

  • 900 g blackberries;
  • 900 g granulated sugar;
  • 3 g citric acid.

Cooking process.

  1. Carefully sort the berries, rinse and drain.
  2. Place the fruits in a wide bowl in layers, sprinkling each with sugar, and leave for 5-6 hours.
  3. After the specified time has passed, place the basin on the fire and bring the mixture to a boil.
  4. After 5 minutes, add citric acid, after another minute turn off the gas supply.

With oranges

Blackberries can be prepared for the winter by combining them with citrus fruits, as in the following recipe.

Prepare ingredients:

  • 900 g of fresh berries;
  • 2 oranges;
  • 1 lemon;
  • 1 kg granulated sugar.

Cooking process.

  1. Sort the berries, separate the stalks, rinse and dry on a towel.
  2. Wash the oranges thoroughly, cut off the zest and chop it as finely as possible.
  3. Squeeze the juice from the oranges and pour it into the container in which the jam will be prepared.
  4. Add sugar, zest and bring the mixture to a boil over low heat, stirring constantly.
  5. Cool the syrup, put the berries in it and leave for 2 hours.
  6. After the specified time has passed, set the pan on low heat and cook the jam for 30 minutes.
  7. 5 minutes before readiness add lemon juice.

With apples

Prepare ingredients:

  • 900 g berries;
  • 900 g apples, preferably sour varieties;
  • one and a half kg of sugar;
  • lemon;
  • a tablespoon of butter;
  • cardamom;
  • 300 ml water;
  • 100 g liqueur.
Cooking process.
  1. Rinse the apples well, divide into four parts, remove the core and chop into thin slices.
  2. Place the apples in a saucepan, add water and blanch for about 10 minutes until they are soft.
  3. Squeeze the juice from the lemon and add to the apples.
  4. Add blackberries and cook the mixture for 10 minutes, stirring constantly and skimming off the foam.
  5. Add liqueur and 3 g of cardamom, simmer for another 3 minutes.
  6. Remove the pan from the stove, add butter, stir the contents, remove the film, and cool the jam.
  7. Pour dessert into prepared jars, place a sheet of parchment on the neck of each and close with plastic lids.

With bananas

Prepare ingredients:

  • 900 g of fresh berries;
  • 1 kg bananas;
  • 1 kg sugar.

Cooking process.

  1. Wash the berries thoroughly and remove the stems.
  2. Place the fruit on a paper towel to drain excess liquid.
  3. Place the prepared blackberries in a saucepan or basin, sprinkle with granulated sugar and leave overnight.
  4. Peel the bananas and cut into small cubes.
  5. Bring the blackberry mixture to a boil and simmer for 30 minutes.
  6. Add bananas and cook for about 5-6 minutes.
  7. Pour the finished dessert into sterilized jars and store in the cold.

Blackberry jam has a lot of advantages, which include impeccable taste, great benefits, attractive aroma and appearance of the delicacy itself. This dessert takes a relatively short time to prepare, which allows you to preserve the valuable substances in full. Compared to traditional strawberries, blackberry is much less common, but in terms of its benefits it is in no way inferior to them. Prepare a few jars of this fragrant dessert for the winter and be healthy!

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Blackberry jam for the winter is fragrant and tasty. This is thanks to the unusual berry, glossy black color and pleasant sour-sweet taste. Externally, blackberries are similar to raspberries, as they are close relatives. When canned, the fruits do not lose their beneficial composition, which allows you to stock up on vitamins for the winter.

Benefits of berries

Before you start preparing berries for the winter, you should understand the benefits of consuming them. Blackberries are rich in their chemical composition. In any condition it contains a wide range of vitamins and microelements. Blackberry jam and other desserts have many beneficial properties for the body:

  • improves vision;
  • increases immunity;
  • normalizes digestion;
  • strengthens the walls of blood vessels and the heart muscle;
  • controls blood cholesterol levels;
  • speeds up metabolism;
  • serves as a prevention of oncology;
  • removes toxins and heavy metal salts;
  • calms, energizes and helps restore strength.

Important! Overripe berries have a slight laxative effect, while unripe ones have a strengthening effect.

Blackberry jam is the best remedy for colds and viral diseases: it relieves inflammation, lowers temperature and improves overall well-being. In addition, it helps get rid of cystitis and other kidney ailments. Thanks to the presence of organic acids in blackberries (malic, citric, salicylic), the digestive system returns to normal: appetite improves, constipation is prevented and intestinal microflora is restored.

Note! Blackberries are suitable for inclusion in the diet due to their low calorie content - 37 kcal per 100 grams.

Delicious winter recipes

Beautiful black-purple blackberries are widely used in cooking to make delicious dessert dishes: cheesecakes, muffins, soufflés. Thrifty housewives prefer to make jam, jams and other delicacies from this healthy berry for the winter. Despite the variety of recipes for winter preparations from blackberries, they all turn out tasty and aromatic.

Classic recipe

Required ingredients:

  • 1 kg blackberries;
  • 1 kg granulated sugar.

The first step is to sort the blackberries, discarding damaged and spoiled ones. Then they are washed under running water, while removing the stalks. Transfer to an enamel pan or other large container. Add sugar and mix gently so as not to injure the fruits. Leave for 1-2 hours to release the juice.

Place on low heat and cook for about half an hour. Don't forget to stir constantly, otherwise the jam will burn. The hot mass is placed in pre-sterilized jars and sealed hermetically for the winter. Leave the blackberry jam on the kitchen counter until it cools completely and store it in a cool place.

Five-minute blackberry jam

A healthy option that retains most of the vitamins. This is due to short-term heat treatment. Components included:

  • blackberries – 980 g;
  • sugar – 830 g;
  • citric acid – 2-3 g.

The sorted and washed blackberries are scattered on paper towels to remove excess liquid. Place the fruits in a large heat-resistant container and sprinkle the layers with sugar along the way. Wait 5-6 hours until enough juice is released. Bring the jam to a boil and boil for 5 minutes, removing the foam on top.

Before turning off the heat, add citric acid powder and mix thoroughly. Place blackberry jam for the winter in clean glass jars and cover with plastic lids. Store in a cellar or refrigerator. The recipe without heat treatment is described in the video below.

Frozen blackberry jam

Frozen fruits are suitable for this type of jam for the winter, which does not spoil the taste of the finished dessert at all. You need to collect the following grocery set:

  • fresh frozen blackberries – 550-600 g;
  • fresh strawberries – 470 g;
  • sugar – 1-1.1 kg;
  • lemon juice – 50 ml.

Pour sweet sand into the blackberries and knead thoroughly. Set it aside for 3-4 hours to completely thaw. Then add strawberries and wait another 1.5-2 hours. Since a lot of juice will be released, some of it is drained. Squeeze the lemon juice into the mixture and put it on the stove to cook.

After boiling, reduce the heating intensity and simmer for about 10-15 minutes. Periodically remove the resulting foam from the jam with a slotted spoon. Turn off and cool the contents. A similar procedure is repeated and hot blackberry jam is poured into containers for the winter. After twisting, keep at room temperature for 11-12 hours, only then transfer to the cold.

Blackberry jam with whole berries

Since blackberries are a rather fragile berry, care must be taken when cooking to preserve their shape. The result is a dessert with a dense consistency and attractive whole fruits. Required components:

  • berry – 2.2-2.5 kg;
  • sugar – 1.5-1.7 kg;
  • lemon juice – 20-30 ml;
  • gelatin – 1 pack.

Blackberries are sorted and cleared of debris. No need to wash. Pour into a basin or other large container. Add granulated sugar mixed with gelatin and squeeze out the juice from the lemon. Leave the contents for half an hour so that the juice has time to stand out. Then add water, put on fire and cook for no longer than 10 minutes. The blackberry jam is cooled and, after some time, brought to a boil again. Simmer for 15-20 minutes. Immediately pour the aromatic jam into glass jars and seal. Wrap them in thick cloth and wait for them to cool completely. Only after this they put it away for the winter in a cellar or other cool storage.

Important! During cooking, the composition is not stirred, but shaken. Then the berries are not injured.

Seedless jam

Required composition:

  • 800-850 g blackberries;
  • 850 g granulated sugar;
  • 500 ml filtered water.

Separate the stalks from the blackberries, sort and wash the berries under running water. The blackberries are dried on paper napkins. Pour water into a separate pan and heat it without bringing it to a boil. Transfer the fruits there and leave them in boiling water for 3-4 minutes, after which the liquid is drained. Grind the blackberries through a sieve to remove the seeds. The resulting puree is poured into a heat-resistant container, sugar is added and boiled to the required thickness. Pour the finished jam into jars and seal it hermetically for the winter.

Jam without cooking

Ingredients:

  • ½ kg blackberries;
  • 0.5 kg sugar.

Blackberries are sorted, selecting whole and healthy berries. Wash them and tear off the tails, if any. Using a pestle, crush the blackberries, pouring them in small portions into a separate bowl. Add granulated sugar to the resulting porridge, mix and cover with a towel. Remove to infuse in a dark place for 2-2.5 hours. During the allotted time, the jam is periodically stirred so that the sugar grains disperse well. Jars and lids are sterilized and dried in advance. Place raw jam on them, pour a dessert spoon of sugar on top of each jar and seal it tightly for the winter. It is recommended to store jam in the refrigerator or other cool place.

Blackberry with orange

Due to the inclusion of citrus fruits, the jam acquires a richer taste. To prepare it, you will need:

  • 1.1 kg blackberries;
  • 390 g oranges;
  • 1 kg sugar;
  • 110 g lemons.

Oranges are peeled and white fibers are removed. The peel is cut into narrow strips. The juice is squeezed out of the pulp into a separate container and granulated sugar is added. Place on fire and bring to a boil. Stir until the syrup becomes homogeneous. Blackberries are sorted and washed thoroughly. Transfer it to chilled sweet juice and leave for 2-3 hours. After the set period has expired, reheat and boil for 25 minutes. Squeeze out the lemon juice and keep on heating for another 8-9 minutes, stirring constantly. For the winter, blackberry and orange jam is packaged in jars.

Blackberries with apples

Required ingredients:

  • 1030 g blackberry fruits;
  • 970 g green apples;
  • 1.5 kg sugar;
  • 130 g lemons;
  • 20 g butter;
  • 2-3 g cardamom;
  • 100 ml of any berry liqueur;
  • 300 ml of clean water.

Washed and dried apples are peeled, cut into several slices and cored. Combine apple preparations with water. Blanch over medium heat for 10-12 minutes until the fruit softens. Squeeze fresh lemon juice. The blackberries are sorted and washed, after which they are added to the general composition and continue to cook for another 12-15 minutes.

Add granulated sugar, mix and wait until it is completely dissolved. Add spices and liquor 2-3 minutes before turning off. Place a piece of butter into the warm jam, stir and remove the film formed on the surface. Place in a sterilized container, cover with a piece of parchment paper on top and close with plastic lids. Keep preparations cool for the winter.

Blackberry with banana

Components included:

  • 1 kg blackberries;
  • 900 g bananas;
  • 900-950 g sugar.

Blackberries for jam are prepared accordingly. If there are stalks, then remove them. Place in a cooking dish and add sweet sand. Leave the mixture to infuse overnight. In the morning, heat on the stove, stirring vigorously. After boiling, reduce the temperature and blanch for 30-35 minutes. 5 minutes before readiness, add bananas cut into pieces. Package blackberry jam into clean glass containers and close for the winter.

Recipe with raspberries

Collect everything you need:

  • blackberries – 980 g;
  • sugar – 2 kg;
  • raspberries – 950-990 g.

Each type of berry is sorted separately, washed and given time to dry slightly. Pour blackberries and raspberries into different bowls and mix with granulated sugar (the total amount is divided equally). Gently stir with a wooden spatula and put in a cool place for 10 hours. The sugary juice formed during this time is poured into a new pan and heated until the grains are completely dissolved. First add blackberries, then raspberries. Simmer over low heat for about seven minutes. Turn off the jam and leave to cool. After a few hours, the procedure is repeated and poured into sterilized jars, followed by sealing for the winter.

Blackberry jam

Blackberry jam turns out no less tasty, but with a dense structure. It is convenient to spread on toast or use as a filling for open pies. The composition is as follows:

  • 1 kg blackberries;
  • 800 g granulated sugar.

Blackberries are candied and crushed to a more or less smooth consistency. The mass is put on fire and boiled to the required thickness. The readiness of the jam is checked as follows: drop it onto a plate and if the drop does not spread, then the dessert can be turned off. Transfer the prepared blackberry jam into jars and seal them with lids. You don’t have to put it in a cool place for the winter, as it stores well indoors.

With plums and cloves

Product package:

  • 250 g raspberries;
  • 2 lemons;
  • 230 g elderberry;
  • 470 g blackberries;
  • 500 g plums;
  • 7 clove buds;
  • 1 kg sugar.

Plums, blackberries and elderberries are placed in a colander and washed under running tap water. Dry on paper sheets. Pour into a nickel-plated or enamel pan. Squeeze out the lemon juice and add enough water to cover the mixture to the thickness of one finger. Grind the cloves into powder and add.

Advice! You can additionally include cinnamon.

Send the mixture to cook for about an hour. Don't forget to stir from time to time. After the allotted period of time, crush the contents directly into the container. Then cheesecloth, folded in several rows, is distributed in a sieve, and the resulting brew is filtered through it: everything is transferred and left for several hours until the syrup has completely drained.

Add sugar to the settled berry-fruit liquid and bring to a boil again. As soon as the grains disperse, add raspberries and continue cooking for another quarter of an hour. After this, mix in the remaining mush from the first time. After 10 minutes, you can start packing jam for the winter in previously prepared glass jars.

Jam in a slow cooker

Components:

  • blackberry fruits – 800 g;
  • sugar – 800 g.

The sorted blackberries are washed and slightly aired. Place in a multicooker bowl and add granulated sugar. Wait an hour for the juice to start releasing. Set the “Extinguishing” mode and the time to 20 minutes, then start. After the finishing signal, open the lid slightly and allow the jam to cool slightly. To re-enter, choose the same mode, but lasting 40 minutes. The finished jam is poured into sterile containers and sealed for the winter.

Advice! During the process, you need to open and stir the jam.

In order for blackberry jam to turn out well and be stored for a long time, a number of culinary nuances should be taken into account when preparing:

  1. After thermal exposure, blackberries retain their original shape if they are not washed first and are gently stirred with a wooden spoon or shaken during the cooking process.
  2. For the thickness and rich aroma of the jam, citrus juice and zest are added to the composition.
  3. For baby food, blackberry jam is prepared without seeds, as they are hard. They are removed by grinding through a sieve.
  4. Blackberries go perfectly with various fruits, berries and spices.
  5. There is no particular need to sterilize the jars; just rinse them with soda. Blackberry jam is well stored for the winter and does not spoil for a long period, even in room conditions.

Fragrant blackberry jam is delicious to eat as an independent dessert with tea. No less successful with it are baked goods and confectionery products: pies, buns, pastries, cakes.

Important! If in the summer you were unable to stock up on such a valuable delicacy due to lack of time, then you can freeze fresh blackberries entirely. At any moment they take it out and make jam. The product produced from such a berry is no worse, preserving its nutritional properties and beneficial composition.

Conclusion

Making blackberry jam for the winter is not a difficult task and even a novice cook can do it, as it requires a minimum of time and labor. All you have to do is stick to the recipe. Blackberry preparations are not as common as compared to other fruit and berry varieties. But in terms of the presence of vitamins and microelements in the composition, they are not inferior, and sometimes even superior.

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