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Step 1
Process the pineapple chunks in a food processor until they all become rough pulp. Take care not to let them get too smooth.
Step 2
Place the pineapple pulp on a large frying pan. Turn the heat on medium-high and start cooking the pineapple.
Step 3
When the pineapple reaches boiling point, you can add the sugar. I suggest you do it little by little as you taste the pineapple. Because some fruits are sweeter and some others are not. Feel free to adjust to your taste.
Step 4
Keep stirring and tossing the pineapple as it is cooking. It takes approximately 20-25 at medium-high heat for the liquid in pineapple to evaporate and leave the fruit sticky. Although I tend to cook a bit longer when I need the jam to make my Kue Nastar (Pineapple jam tarts).
Step 5
The drier your jam is, the more caramelized the sugar in the pineapple will be. And it creates a deep golden colour in your preserve. Turn the heat off once you’re happy with the consistency of your preserve.
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