3-Berry Jam

3-Berry Jam
This jam is looser and runnier than the kind you'd find at the store. Victoria de la Maza
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The beauty of this jam is the quickness of both making it and—happily—eating it. You’ll see.

I use blueberries, strawberries, and raspberries for this version, but the same method applies to a single-fruit jam or a combination of others, such as blackberries or gooseberries. I like adding strawberries, as they hold their shape slightly better and give the jam thickness. Blueberries are good for their color, and raspberries for their texture.

Victoria de la Maza
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