The other day I came across a recipe
from XIX century for carrot jam. It is wonderful, but it is not, what
I want to talk to you about today. The reason I mention this is
because it gave me an idea to create my own recipe for beet jam. I
love beets and since they are naturally sweet I thought it would be a
good idea to try using them to make a jam. Since they are sweet and I
like a tart taste of my jam I decided to combine rhubarb with beets.
Both are vegetables and they complement each other. I have to admit,
that I did not expect such wonderful results. My jam tastes like plum
jam, it is vibrant red and takes almost no time to make it.
I am almost addicted to it now. I
like it with my cheese in the morning for breakfast, also as an
appetizer and just recently I have been adding it to my natural
yogurt – plain delicious. I promised myself, that next time when I
bake a tart, I will use it for the filling. I think, that now I will
stop all together using any other jam, I mean made from fruit. I will
reserve fruit for eating them raw, nothing else. Believe me, once you
try this recipe your life will change forever. For example, do you
have a kid and you wonder, what you should do, so they eat more
vegetables? Why not make this jam? They will not notice and I
guarantee, that they will enjoy it. Unlike fruit, vegetables, in
addition to vitamins, are also filled with minerals, so I think, that
it is much better to have vegetable jam around the house, than the
traditional fruit jam.
I really hope, that I have convinced
you to try it, so let's jump right to the recipe!
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