Jam Recipes

Discover our collection of carefully curated recipes. From traditional classics to modern interpretations, each recipe is designed to bring out the finest qualities in seasonal fruit.

Classic Favorites

Timeless recipes that have been cherished and perfected for generations.

Traditional Strawberry Jam

A classic recipe with fresh strawberries, sugar and a hint of lemon. Perfect on bread or in pastries. This jam preserves the natural flavor of the fruit.

45 min Easy

Orange Marmalade

Bitter oranges combined with sweet sugar for perfect balance. Ideal for breakfast or as a base for sauces and glazes.

90 min Medium

Raspberry Jam

Intense raspberry flavor with a velvety texture. This jam is perfect for desserts, cakes and as a luxury bread spread.

60 min Easy

Apricot Jam

Sweet apricots with a hint of almond for extra depth. Delicious with cheese or as a filling for cookies and pastries.

50 min Easy

Modern Creations

Innovative flavor combinations that push the boundaries of traditional jam.

Mango Chili Fusion

Tropical mango combined with a subtle chili kick. Perfect as a glaze for grilled meat or with cheese boards for a surprising twist.

55 min Medium

Pear Rosemary Elegance

Soft pears with aromatic rosemary for a refined flavor. Excellent with game dishes or as a topping for goat cheese.

70 min Advanced

Fig Red Wine

Ripe figs slowly cooked with red wine and spices. A luxury jam that pairs perfectly with cheese, pâtés and charcuterie.

80 min Advanced

Blueberry Espresso

Sweet blueberries with a hint of espresso for a unique flavor experience. Delicious on ice cream, in yogurt or as a filling for chocolate cake.

65 min Medium

Tips For Perfect Result

Helpful advice to take your jam making to the next level.

Right Temperature

Cook the jam to 105 degrees Celsius for perfect consistency. Use a sugar thermometer for accurate measurements.

Sterilization

Always thoroughly sterilize jars and lids in boiling water. This prevents spoilage and significantly extends shelf life.

Cooking Time

Don't cook too long to preserve the fresh fruit flavor. Test consistency regularly with the cold plate method.

Essential Equipment

Everything you need to make professional jam at home.

Large Pan

A wide, heavy pan with a thick bottom for even heat distribution and to prevent boiling over during the cooking process.

Kitchen Scale

Accurate scale for measuring fruit and sugar. Precision is important for the right sugar content and shelf life.

Fine Sieve

For removing seeds and peels if desired. Ensures a smooth texture in your final product.

Storage and Shelf Life

How to optimally store your homemade jam for long-term enjoyment.

Cool Storage

Store unopened jars in a cool, dark place. The jam will keep well for up to a year under optimal conditions.

After Opening

Always store opened jars in the refrigerator and use within 3 weeks for optimal taste and quality.

Quality Control

Regularly check for mold or odor changes. When in doubt, always discard to ensure food safety.

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