Cape Gooseberry Jam
08 Dec, 2021
Cape gooseberries are super-easy to grow, provided they get enough water over summer. Harvest them once their lantern coverings go brown, they are a deep yellow colour and taste sweet. Many are still good even after they drop.
Ingredients
Method
Add gooseberries to a medium-sized saucepan with a dash of water, over low heat. Stir berries until soft.Add sugar and stir until dissolved. Bring slowly to the boil, continuously stirring. After 13-15 minutes, test for setting (this is when a skin forms on the jam when taken out with a teaspoon). Pour into hot sterilised jars and seal. - Jam can also be frozen.