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Using up jam

rogueylawyer
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A bit of a strange one but...
I am trying to run down the supplies as we are moving house in 7 weeks. So far I've been reasonably successful in using up the many packets of cous cous/pasta/random ingredients I bought for one recipe and never really used again.
I have one big sticking point though, and it's jam.
I have three jars of open strawberry jam in the fridge. It's from the days of cream teas with friends, but these have been shelved over the last few months (and I never feel brilliant turning up with a half used jar of jam from the back of the fridge).
Does anyone have any uses for strawberry jam over than a Victoria Sponge or endless rounds of jam on toast? It's just not something I use except with cream and scones!
Thoughts gratefully appreciated
I am trying to run down the supplies as we are moving house in 7 weeks. So far I've been reasonably successful in using up the many packets of cous cous/pasta/random ingredients I bought for one recipe and never really used again.
I have one big sticking point though, and it's jam.
I have three jars of open strawberry jam in the fridge. It's from the days of cream teas with friends, but these have been shelved over the last few months (and I never feel brilliant turning up with a half used jar of jam from the back of the fridge).
Does anyone have any uses for strawberry jam over than a Victoria Sponge or endless rounds of jam on toast? It's just not something I use except with cream and scones!
Thoughts gratefully appreciated

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Make a sponge then top with jam and coconut for a tasty dessert.
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Flavour natural yoghurt with jam - If it's too sweet add some chopped fruit.somewhere between Heaven and Woolworth's0
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Queen of Puddings? I always just use what ever jam is lurking in the fridge for this! http://www.deliaonline.com/recipes/main-ingredient/meringue/queen-of-puddings.html0
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Take it to work if you have a communal kitchen? Do some baking for the Halloween visitors?‘Keep your eye on the donut and not on the hole.’ David Lynch.
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Steamed jam pud, dollops in rice pudding, jam tarts ..."Save £12k in 2019" #120 - £100,699.57/£100,0000
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I would happily put it on a ham I was roasting. That would use some put. I know it wouldn't be to some people's taste tho.
Good old fashioned jam tarts?
In a summer pudding.
Bread and butter pudding.Opinion on everything, knowledge of nothing.0 -
Steamed jam pud
I love steamed jam puddingI use this recipe, but I put syrup instead of treacle in the sponge mix and put jam instead of syrup in the basin. I also warm up some more jam and pour it over afterwards.
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We eat jam with good plain yoghurt, like the Greek stuff from Lidl. Or on top of ice cream. Also as a cheesecake topping and with sponge pud. I also use it with chopped cooking apples as a crumble base.Val.0
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This thread has lots of ideas that should help:
using left over jam
I'll add this thread to that one later to keep the suggestions together.
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I think a crumble may be on today's agenda. And I feel silly for not thinking of putting it with rice pudding.
I would take it to work but we only have a kettle, it would just sit.
The problem is, we don't really eat pudding at home0
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