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Dried Apricot Jam (no pectin)
With dried fruit available year round, you can make this jam in any season. And even though you soak the dried apricots to rehydrate them, the jam cooks in a fraction of the time compared to fresh fruit. We love adding some peach brandy to ours for an extra flavor pop. Prep Time: 3 hours - 12 hours, depending on grade of apricot used Cook Time: About 1 1/2 hours Ingredients: 2 lbs Gibson Farms dried apricots (Slabs work best) 5 cups sugar 2 (16-oz.) cans crushed pineapple 1/2


Traditional Stovetop Apricot Jam (no pectin)
This recipe produces a rich, sweet jam with a deep orange color from the traditional stovetop reduction. Sugar, lemon, and reduction are relied upon for setting in lieu of pectin. Prep Time: 30 minutes Cook Time: about 3 hours Ingredients: 3 lbs fresh Blenheim apricots, halved and pits removed, then chopped into larger chunks 3 lbs sugar 2 lemons Directions (you can also use your preferred jam preparation instructions with our ingredient list): Place the chopped apricots in a


Low Sugar Bread Maker Apricot Jam
This low-sugar bread maker jam recipe preserves the delicious fresh Blenheim apricot flavor and produces a bright orange jam with chunks of fresh-cut fruit -- all while reducing much of the labor! Simply add the ingredients to your bread maker, select the Jam cycle, and let it do the stirring for you. Don't have a bread maker? This recipe can also be prepared on the stove top. Why We Recommend Blenheims: Blenheim apricots are naturally sweet and intensely flavorful, making th
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