It is February and I convinced myself, that I
absolutely had to make a fig-mustard jam.
What I didn’t think about was, that in February is no fig season and ONE fig
costs up to $3 at the market. That was too expensive for me so Plan B came to
use. My attempt to make jam out of dried figs.
Jam made out of dried figs proved to be pretty
tasty too. Besides you don’t
have to add extra sugar, since the sweetness of the dried figs already is
concentrated.
Fig-Mustard Jam
1.1 Ibs dried figs
2 tablespoons mustard flour
1/2 cup balsamic vinegar
water
1.
Cut the dried figs into little
pieces and cover with water in a pot, let boil briefly and let soak over night.
2.
Add mustard flour and balsamic
vinegar on the next day.
3.
Purée everything.
4.
Add some seasoning and maybe
add a little water, until the mass reaches a jam-like consistency.
5.
Fill boiling water into
prepared preserving jars, empty glasses and fill right away with hot jam up to
the brim. Lid on and let cool upside down.
Goes very well with cheese and meat dishes.
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