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Step 1
Sterilise your jars I used small jars so they are perfect for a generous single serving or even a double serving, you can use bigger jars if you wish.The easiest way I find to serialise my jars is to wash them in hot soapy water and then pop them in the oven for 30 minutes at 140C / 275F / Gas mark 1
Step 2
The steps for all the fruits are much the same. In a medium pan add the water, sugar and honey and give it a little stir.
Step 3
Place over a low heat and gently bring to the boil, add the fruit and lower the heat and simmer for 8-10 minutes for the cranberries and physalis 15 minutes for the kumquats.
Step 4
Stir occasionally while the fruit is simmering.
Step 5
Take your jars out of the oven carefully, and decant your fruit into them. Seal and allow to cool.
Step 6
The jars of honeyed fruit will keep up to 6 months if unopened and stored correctly in a dark cupboard. Once open keep in the fridge and eat within 10 days.
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