Procedure for Making:
JACKFRUIT JAM
Submitted by:   Submitted to: Rhea T. Mandaya, MAED
 Herdiles       TLE Teacher
 Cabalida
 Macabinta
 Dela Cruz
                               INGREDIENTS
Ingredients:
      1 kg Jackfruit
      ½ sugar
      ¼ tsp of salt
      ¼ tsp calamansi juice
                       STEPS/PROCEDURE
STEP 1: Preparation:
     Wash and clean the jackfruit thoroughly.
     Cut the jackfruit into small pieces, removing the seeds and any tough
      parts. You can use both the fleshy parts and the pods surrounding the
      seeds.
STEP 2: Cooking:
     Place the diced jackfruit in a large saucepan.
     Add sugar to the saucepan. The amount of sugar depends on your
      preference and the sweetness of the jackfruit. A typical ratio is about
      1:1 or 1:2 (jackfruit to sugar).
     Cook the jackfruit and sugar mixture over medium heat, stirring
      occasionally to prevent sticking. The sugar will start to dissolve and the
      jackfruit will release its juices.
STEP 3: Simmering:
    Once the sugar has dissolved and the jackfruit has softened, lower the
     heat to a simmer.
    Let the mixture simmer gently, stirring occasionally, until it thickens to a
     jam-like consistency. This may take about 30-45 minutes.
STEP 4: Adjusting Consistency:
    If you prefer a smoother consistency, you can transfer the cooked
     jackfruit mixture to a blender or food processor and pulse until smooth.
     Then return it to the saucepan and continue simmering until it reaches
     the desired thickness.
STEP 5:Testing for Doneness:
    To check if the jam is done, place a small amount on a chilled plate. If it
     sets and doesn't run when you tilt the plate, it's ready. If it's too runny,
     continue simmering until it thickens further.
STEP 6: Optional: Adding Lemon Juice:
    If you want to add a hint of tartness to your jam, you can stir in some
     lemon juice during the cooking process. Start with a tablespoon and
     adjust to taste.
STEP 7: Canning and Storage:
    While the jam is still hot, carefully transfer it to sterilized jars, leaving
     some headspace at the top.
    Seal the jars tightly with sterilized lids.
    Allow the jars to cool completely before storing them in the refrigerator.
     Properly sealed jars can also be stored in a cool, dark place for longer
     shelf life.
Enjoy:
Your homemade jackfruit jam is now ready to enjoy! Serve it on toast,
pancakes, yogurt, or use it as a topping for desserts. It also makes a lovely
gift!
       INGERDIENTS (photos)
PREPARATION & COOKING (photos)
FINAL PRODUCT!