Two Ingredient Apricot and Peach Jam

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It’s jam time! This apricot and peach jam is sticky, sweet and an absolute breeze to whip together. It’s made with only two ingredients and is the perfect condiment to have stored in your fridge.

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Apricot and peach jam

Two Ingredient Apricot & Peach Jam

This two ingredient apricot and peach jam takes advantage of stone fruit season! Which happens to be my favourite season of them all. Making jam is the perfect way to preserve seasonal fruit. And you will be surprised with just how easy it is to make at home! While I have seen many recipes call for lemon juice, water or pectin, this recipe only calls for two ingredients. Those being sugar and the fruit of your choice. It’s made by soaking the fruit in sugar and allowing their natural juices to be released. After this, all you have to do is pop it on the stove and give it an occasional stir. It really is that easy!

Apricot and peach jam

How to make the perfect jam

Jam making is truly an easy art! However, there are a few simple guidelines you should follow for the best result.

Under-ripe fruit – I’m sure you have heard the age old tale to use overripe fruit for jam however, I’m here to tell you that the opposite is true! Under-ripe fruit has high levels of natural pectin and acid which are essential for good jam.

Soak your fruit – by soaking the fruit in sugar and leaving it to sit for 10 minutes you are allowing their natural juices to release.

Time – time is of the essence when making jam without pectin. Bring you jam to a slow simmer and leave on the stove for up to 40 minutes or until at your desired consistency.

Storage – jam is the perfect way to preserve seasonal fruit all year long! Store your jam in sterilised jars in the fridge for up to 6 months.

Jam, Brie, Prosciutto Sandwich

How to serve your jam

There are so many different ways that you can use your jam! From the classic bread, butter and jam to a more sophisticated sweet and savoury sandwich. The sandwich pictured above makes perfect use of this apricot and peach jam. It has a light smear of jam, followed by salty prosciutto, creamy brie cheese, fresh rocket and lastly some pears for crunch. You can view more of my sandwiches here.

Peach and apricot jam

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Two Ingredient Apricot & Peach Jam

It's jam time! This apricot and peach jam is sticky, sweet and an absolute breeze to whip together. It's made with only two ingredients and is the perfect condiment to have stored in your fridge.
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Cook Time: 40 minutes
Servings: 2

Ingredients 

Peach & Apricot Jam

  • 500 g peaches
  • 500 g apricots
  • 3/4 cup sugar

Sandwich

  • 1 slice focaccia, halved
  • 2 tbsp peach and apricot jam
  • 50 g brie cheese
  • 60 g prosciutto
  • rocket
  • 1/4 pear, finely sliced
  • salt & pepper
  • olive oil

Instructions 

Peach & Apricot Jam

  • De-seed and quarter the apricots and peaches. Place them into a large pot and pour the sugar all over. Allow them to sit for 10 minutes in the sugar. Their natural juices will begin to release.
  • Place the pot onto the stove. On a low heat with the lid off, cook the jam for 40 minutes or until it becomes sticky and thick. Stir occasionally while it cooks. If your jam is getting too thick you can pop the lid on and add a little water.
  • If you like your jam quite smooth, use a potato masher to blend the fruit together. This step is optional as I prefer my jam with large chunks of fruit throughout.
  • Store in sterilised jars in the fridge for several months.
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