sloe |
Sloe is the fruit of
wild plum, a vigorous tree root on which most of the orchard plum, cherry,
peach, nectarine trees are grafted on.
sloe |
The fruit is small,
bluish, like mini Damson, with sharp sour rich taste.
This is the second
time in 6 years here that there is a harvest. The sloes are fully ripe and I
could not stand not collecting them. The jam has a deep ruby colour and intense flavor.
sloe jam |
Sloe 3kg
brown sugar 600gm
1/2 teaspoon of salt
1. Mix sloes with
sugar and salt and rest for a day in the fridge to soften.
2. Pour sloes into
baking dish, add boiling water to just cover all fruit.
baked sloe |
3. Bake at 180˚C for
45 minutes, stir half way through.
4. When cool enough to
handle, pass sloe mixture through sieve to remove stone.
sieving out sloe stones |
5. Re-boil, check
sweetness, cook to desired thickness.
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