I recently read a book called First Catch Your Eland, by Laurens van der Post. He grew up on a Boer farm in South Africa when they had no choice but to be self sufficient, and he describes them making jam in industrial quantities over the summer to tide them over the winter. Apparently Africaaner cookery is still very jam oriented.
It's a fascinating book generally, by the way - Laurens van der Post travelled all over Africa for years, and he describes food from all the different cultures he came across.
Nutritional Value of Jam?
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Annpan wrote:I heard a few weeks agored wrote:...I agree with Stoney here, yes there is sugar, but all things in moderation. and its no problem
(if only I could get the hang of moderation)
'All things in moderation, even moderation'
I like that
That's my great-great-aunt's motto. She just celebrated her 102nd birthday a few weeks ago, and she walks better than I do!