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7 oz (200 g) (0.8 cup (20 cl)) of spring water (or filtered)
½ lemon frozen then thawed
0.3 cup (8 cl) of freshly squeezed lemon juice (or Pulco)
a thimble of Kirsch
I'll explain it to you again: The lemon skin is very rich in natural pectin, when in contact with hot sugar this skin produces citric acid which will first have the significant effect of slowing down or even stopping the development of any possible mold. This same lemon has other particuliarities: it thickens your jam (like mayonnaise), it is also a flavor enhancer and moreover it will prevent your light colored fruits from deteriorating during cooking. So to summarize: you blanch half or a whole untreated lemon (5 minutes), rinse it in cold water and put it in your freezer. Before using it, you thaw it and thus the fibers of your lemon skin will soften and have optimal effectiveness. Here I've used the exact terms employed by our friend Francis who was elected 3 times world champion of jam-making. See you soon and keep us posted
Step-by-step directions
1 Remove the stems from the cherries then wash them well, drain them and pit them (with a special tool).
2 In a saucepan heat the sugar, water and half lemon until "soft ball" stage, which is 250°F (121°C).
3 Then pour in the cherries, add the lemon juice and a dash of kirsch, skim, then remove the half lemon. Cook for 30 minutes at a gentle boil.
4 Fill the jars to the brim and seal them, invert them and let them rest this way for 10 minutes. Then, immerse them in a basin full of cold water and ice cubes until completely cooled. Wipe the jars and store your cherry jams in a dry and temperate place. Definition: Cooking sugar to soft ball stage - 123° is said when a drop of syrup falling into cold water forms a ball.
Chef Patrick's Comment
Here is the famous black cherry jam that my late friend Francis Miot, triple World Champion jam-maker, had sent me.
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