Get ready to add the most delicious homemade mango jam to everything! Never mind just shaking up breakfast, this jam is an amazing base for chutneys, fillings for desserts and the perfect addition to your morning oats! Imagine slathering your morning toast or swirling into your oatmeal with a jam that tastes like a tropical vacation in a jar. Packed with the lush, sun-ripened sweetness of mangoes and a zesty whisper of citrus, this jam is your ticket to year-round sunshine, no matter the weather outside.
Whether you’re a first-timer in the jam-making game or a seasoned kitchen wizard looking to add a new concoction to your repertoire, this mango jam recipe is a breeze to whip up and a blast to make. Ditch those store-bought jams laden with refined sugars and dive into this healthier, joy-filled alternative! It’s all about turning simple, natural ingredients into a fabulously fruity spread that’ll brighten up your meals and snacks. So, grab that saucepan and let’s get jamming! Ready to spread some joy? Let’s make some magic in the kitchen with this easy-peasy mango jam recipe—your taste buds are in for a delightful surprise!
Begin making your mango jam by placing frozen mango chunks in a saucepan over high heat. Stir the mango continuously as it begins to soften and break down. Once the mangoes start to lose their form, reduce the heat and use a masher to achieve your desired consistency. Continue simmering the mashed mango until it has reduced slightly, which will intensify the jam’s flavors.
Next, start the jam process by stirring in lemon juice and chia seeds, adding maple syrup for extra sweetness if desired. Be sure to taste the mixture before sweetening to ensure it suits your preference. Once combined, remove the pan from the heat to allow the jam to cool and thicken further. After cooling, spoon the thickened jam into airtight glass jars and refrigerate to preserve its freshness and delightful tropical flavors.
Absolutely! Mangoes are perfect for jam-making due to their natural sweetness and vibrant flavor. When cooked down, they create a thick, lush texture that’s ideal for spreading. Mangoes are also rich in vitamins and antioxidants, making them not only delicious but also nutritious. If you’re looking for a fruit that can elevate your jam to the next level, mangoes are the way to go!
You’ll love this recipe for its many delightful qualities. It’s a healthier option, free from refined sugars and brimming with just a few natural ingredients, making it a nutritious choice for any meal. Versatile enough to be used as a luscious spread on your morning toast, a rich topping on desserts, or even as a sweet filling in pastries, this mango jam is delightfully tropical. Each bite is like a mini escape to a sunny paradise, adding a unique and exotic flair to your pantry that will brighten up your culinary creations.
If you like this mango jam recipe make sure you check out my other homemade jams!
Welcome to Claire Bear Bites! Here is where we have the most amount of fun with food. I’m an silly, quirky Aussie living in LA, creating and loving bright, colorful, healthy and delicious plant based meals.
This deliciously colorful meals are a direct reflection of me and my love for experimenting. Food should make you happy, smile and make you do a weird lil happy dance cause it taste so dang good. Life can be stressful but your food doesn’t need to be! Let’s have fun and eat the rainbow!
Welcome to Claire Bear Bites! Here is where we have the most amount of fun with food. I’m an silly, quirky Aussie living in LA, creating and loving bright, colorful, healthy and delicious plant based meals.
This deliciously colorful meals are a direct reflection of me and my love for experimenting. Food should make you happy, smile and make you do a weird lil happy dance cause it taste so dang good. Life can be stressful but your food doesn’t need to be! Let’s have fun and eat the rainbow!
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This recipe was not only easy but super healthy and delicious! I can’t believe I’ve been buying store-bought jam for so many years! I loved this recipe so much. I can’t wait to try it with strawberries!
I’m so happy to hear you loved my recipe! It’s so fun to make your own! Please let me know if you try the strawberry one!
Claire 🙂