It’s that time of year! It’s STRAWBERRY season! Woo hoo!! You know what that means??? It’s time to make strawberry jam. In all honesty, I had never made jam or even thought of doing it until Luis said….hey…I think we should make some strawberry jam. Ummm…ok. Let’s do that! So we did. You guys…..it….was…..so…EASY! Why have we not made jam before?? This changes everything! The ingredients are simple, the process is super easy and the result is spectacular!
If you can wash and cut strawberries, you can make strawberry jam. There is nothing complicated or difficult about this recipe. Nothing……anyone can make this.
In the past when people have mentioned that they made their own jam I thought they were fancy…who makes their own jam??? Well, let me tell you, I am fancy now!
Tips for making Ninja Foodi Strawberry Jam:
- Don’t panic if your jam looks very runny. It’s supposed to. It will continue to thicken as it cools. But, remember that this is jam, not jelly. Jam is not as “jiggly” as jelly. You should be able to easily smear your jam on a piece of toast. If you want a thicker consistency, I would recommend adding an additional 2 tablespoons of corn starch.
- What berries are in season? Use those in your next jam recipe! The possibilities are endless!!!!
- Get creative with how you use your homemade jam! Pour it on top of cheesecake or ice cream or add it to yogurt or oatmeal.
How to make Ninja Foodi Strawberry Jam:
Wash strawberries, remove leaves/stem and cut in quarters
- Pour strawberries into Ninja Foodi insert pot
- Add sugar and lemon juice
- Stir together and let rest for about 10 minutes and then stir again
- Close pressure cook lid and move valve to “seal” position
- Turn Ninja Foodi on pressure cook and cook on high for 1 minute
- Let pressure natural release for 15 minutes and then quick release remaining pressure
- Turn off pressure cook function and open pressure cook lid
- Turn on sauté function
- Stir jam
- Mix corn starch and water together in a mason jar. Just add the ingredients, close lid and shake..shake…shake!
- Once jam starts to boil, pour in corn starch mixture and stir continuously
- Jam will start to thicken up. Stir for 5-10 minutes
- Turn off Ninja Foodi
- Using a ladle, carefully ladle jam into a measuring cup or small pitcher. The goal here is to get the jam into a container that you can easily pour it into the jars. If you don’t have a pitcher or measuring cup, you can just ladle the jam into the jars. Be careful! The jam will be VERY HOT!
- Once jam has cooled, store in the refrigerator for up to 30 days.
Ingredients:
- 2 pounds of fresh strawberries
- 1 cup of sugar
- juice of ½ lemon- if desired
- 3 tablespoons of corn starch
- 3 tablespoons of water
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Ninja Foodi Strawberry Jam
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Ingredients
- 2 pounds of fresh strawberries
- 1 cup of sugar
- juice of ½ lemon- if desired
- 3 tablespoons of corn starch
- 3 tablespoons of water
Instructions
- Wash strawberries, remove leaves/stem and cut in quarters
- Pour strawberries into Ninja Foodi insert pot
- Add sugar and lemon juice
- Stir together and let rest for about 10 minutes and then stir again
- Close pressure cook lid and move valve to "seal" position
- Turn Ninja Foodi on pressure cook and cook on high for 1 minute
- Let pressure natural release for 15 minutes and then quick release remaining pressure
- Turn off pressure cook function and open pressure cook lid
- Turn on sauté function Stir jam Mix corn starch and water together in a mason jar. Just add the ingredients, close lid and shake..shake...shake!
- Once jam starts to boil, pour in corn starch mixture and stir continuously. Jam will start to thicken up. Stir for 5-10 minutes
- Turn off Ninja Foodi
- Using a ladle, carefully ladle jam into a measuring cup or small pitcher. The goal here is to get the jam into a container that you can easily pour it into the jars. If you don't have a pitcher or measuring cup, you can just ladle the jam into the jars. Be careful! The jam will be VERY HOT!
- Once jam has cooled, store in the refrigerator for up to 30 days.
Notes
Tips for making Ninja Foodi Strawberry Jam:
1. Don't panic if your jam looks very runny. It's supposed to. It will continue to thicken as it cools. But, remember that this is jam, not jelly. Jam is not as "jiggly" as jelly. You should be able to easily smear your jam on a piece of toast. If you want a thicker consistency, I would recommend adding an additional 2 tablespoons of corn starch.
2. What berries are in season? Use those in your next jam recipe! The possibilities are endless!!!!
3. Get creative with how you use your homemade jam! Pour it on top of cheesecake or ice cream or add it to yogurt or oatmeal.
Nutrition
Serving: 2g
Nutrition information is provided as a courtesy and is an estimate only.
Have you tried this recipe? Let us know how it turned out in a comment below!
Garry Griffith says
If you heat the jar and lids before adding the jam. The lids will seal at room temperature. You can hear each lid pop as it seals.
Most folks I know learn as farm kids to can just about everything. The best way is a pressure canner. Tomatoes, carrots, peas, beans, corn and meats require a higher temperature to seal the jars and lids. The Foodi doesn’t have a high enough temperature to seal the jars. Its on the website. My family often had nearly a 1000 quarts of canned goods each year in the fruit room. A big garden and we ate delicious produce all year for a family of 6.
Tracy says
Can you use frozen strawberries/fruit?
Lauren Cardona says
I haven’t tried it with frozen fruit, but I think it would probably work. Let me know if you try it and how it goes.
Tracy says
Delicious AND easy! Can’t ask for more than that. I did have a question. Can this jam be frozen? It’s just the two of us here and we don’t use jam every day, so it would be great if I could freeze some of it.
Thank you for all of your lovely recipes. Every one I’ve tried has turned out perfect!
Tracy Ash says
Holy typos! Apologies ! Lol
TheTastyTravelers says
Hi Tracy! I’m so glad you liked our recipe for strawberry jam! It is so easy! :). Yes, you can absolutely freeze it. I do. I like to put it in mason jars once cooled and then put in the freezer. It lasts for several months. When you are ready to eat it, just take it out of the freezer, thaw and eat. :).
Tracy says
Thank you for your quick reply! I’m excited to try this with peaches 🙂
Garry Griffith says
Make freezer jams instead. No cooking required. Both my wife’s and my families canned and froze fruits and produce. Get good quality freezer carton pints for two people.