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Strawberry Jam

Strawberry Jam (Repurposed 3 Ways)

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Instructions

Recipe 1 - Topping for ice cream or yogurt:

Step 1

Place 1 to 2 tablespoons of jam per serving into a small pot and gently heat on medium-low heat until the jam begins to loosen. Remove from heat and cool slightly.

Step 2

Drizzle 1 or 2 tablespoons of the strawberry jam over ice cream or yogurt.

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Two pale pink bowls of vanilla ice cream topped with sliced strawberries and strawberry sauce.

 

Recipe 2 - Filling for cupcakes:

Step 1

Using a paring knife, cut a cone-shaped piece (1-inch deep and ¾-inch wide) out of the centre top of each completely cooled cupcake and slice the bottom of the cone off to create a lid (optional).

Step 2

With a small spoon or piping bag, fill the cavity with about 2 teaspoons of jam (10 ml), cover it with the reserved lid and decorate the tops of the cupcakes with frosting. Alternatively, the frosting can be piped over the filled cupcakes without the lid.

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Four vanilla cupcakes topped with swirled icing and a whole strawberry, one shown sliced in half with strawberry sauce in the center on a granite cutting board.

 

Recipe 3 - For the strawberry vinaigrette:

Step 1

If you have approximately 3 tbsp of jam left in a jar, leave it in. Otherwise, add jam to a clean, sealable jar or medium container. Another option is to place jam into a medium bowl. Add the vinegar to the jar, seal and shake (or whisk well) to combine.

Step 2

Add in the oil, salt, and black pepper. Seal the jar and shake vigorously (or whisk vigorously) until thoroughly mixed.

Step 3

Use on a fresh summer salad or mixed greens for added sweetness and fruity flavour. (see Chef’s Tips).

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A green leaf salad on a plate on a wooden serving board, garnished with sliced strawberries, shown with a bowl of strawberry vinaigrette.

 

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