Blueberry-Coriander Jam
Toasting coriander seeds before grinding them enhances their earthy, lemony flavor, adding dimension to this homemade berry jam. Use it as a sensational breakfast spread, or do as Sasha Piligian does, and work it into the buttercream frosting for a stunningLemon Chiffon Cake with Blueberry-Coriander Buttercream。
Peach-Rosé Jam
When the middle of summer hits and you have morepeachesthan you can handle, this easy rosé-infused peach jam makes a crowd-pleasing treat. Steeping a vanilla bean pod in the rosé as it reduces on the stove perfumes thisjamwith a rich vanilla flavor and gorgeous flecks of vanilla bean seeds, but feel free to substitute a teaspoon of vanilla extract in a pinch.
Blueberry-Beaujolais Jam
Full of concentrated fruit flavor and bright acid from the Gamay–grape based wine, this jam sings with the sweet, ripe summer blueberries. While it provides the perfect contrast to the goat cheese and butter on 2007 Best New Chef Gabriel Rucker’sHam-Jam Sandwiches, this sweet-tart jam also makes a next-level addition to a cheese and charcuterie board. To save time, make this jam up to 2 weeks ahead of time.
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Nectarine and Bay Leaf Jam
Seattle chef Renee Erickson macerates nectarines overnight to intensify the flavor. This recipe makes a big batch of jam, but it keeps for months and it’s delicious on toast and croissants, with pound cake or lemon tea bread, or spooned over ice cream.Slideshow:Jam Recipes
Blueberry Jam
Seattle chef Renee Erickson makes luscious jams like this blueberry version to fill the pillowy doughnuts she serves at General Porpoise.Slideshow:More Jam Recipes