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You can make blueberry jam with dried blueberries by rehydrating them first and then cooking them down with sugar, lemon juice, and a little water.   It sounds a bit unusual because most people think of fresh berries when they think of homemade jam, but making blueberry jam with dried blueberries actually works beautifully.   … Read more

You can make blueberry jam with chia seeds by cooking down fresh or frozen blueberries with a little sweetener and lemon juice, then stirring in chia seeds at the end to thicken it naturally.   This means you can make blueberry jam with chia seeds without pectin, without refined sugar if you prefer, and without … Read more

To make blueberry jam for cheesecake, you simply cook down fresh or frozen blueberries with sugar, lemon juice, and a little cornstarch until thick and glossy.   This homemade blueberry jam for cheesecake is the perfect glossy, sweet-tart topping that takes a plain cheesecake from good to unforgettable.   Whether you’re drizzling it over a … Read more

You can make blueberry jam for canning by combining fresh blueberries, sugar, and lemon juice, then processing the filled jars in a water bath canner.   It’s one of the easiest jams to make at home, and the result is a sweet, tangy spread you’ll reach for all year long.   Whether you’re a seasoned … Read more

To make blueberry infused water, you simply combine fresh or frozen blueberries with cold water and let them steep in your fridge.   This gives you a refreshing drink that tastes like a treat without any of the added sugar you’d find in store-bought juices.   If you’ve been wondering how to make blueberry infused … Read more

To make blueberry infused maple syrup, you simply combine pure maple syrup with fresh or frozen blueberries and let them steep together gently.   The berries release their sweet-tart juice into the syrup, creating a rich, fruity blend that’s perfect for pancakes, waffles, oatmeal, and even cocktails.   If you’ve been wondering how to make … Read more