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This jam couldn’t be easier to make. It comes together in a few minutes on the hob and uses chia seeds to thicken it instead of sugar.
You can use any frozen berries. A mixture is nice for the best flavour. This recipe used a Black Forest mix, which had blackberries, blackcurrants, cherries and morello cherries in. But you can use a summer fruit mix, or just all of one berry if you like. The ginger is such a nice addition, but can be omitted if you prefer, and you can tweak the amount of honey to suit your taste.
This won’t last as long as a traditional jam as it doesn’t have a high sugar content. Store in the fridge and use within a week. Layer up with Greek yogurt (we like to do 3 layers of each) then top with granola for the tastiest breakfast pots. Recipe created by Emilyontoast.
Berry and ginger chia jam and yoghurt pots
Serves: 1 Prep Time: 15 mins Prep Time: 10 mins Prep Time: 25 minsWarm the frozen berries in a saucepan until soft and juicy, about 5 minutes. Crush the berries a little with a spoon in the pan, to release the juices.
Finely grate in the ginger. Add the chia seeds and the honey. Mix well and taste. Add more honey if you like.
This can be eaten straight away, but will thicken over the following 15 minutes or so. Once it’s stopped thickening, you can add a dash of water if you want a looser jam.
To make into breakfast pots, layer Greek yogurt in a tumbler, then follow by some of the jam, and repeat this 3 or 4 times. Top with granola and dig in.
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