Exotic Fruit Compote

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Health Score:
62 / 100
Difficulty:
moderate
Difficulty
Preparation:
35 min.
Preparation
ready in 12 h. 35 min.
Ready in
Calories:
1
calories
Calories

Nutritional values

1 gram contains
(Percentage of daily recommendation)
Calorie1 cal.(0 %)
Protein0 g(0 %)
Fat0 g(0 %)
Carbohydrates0 g(0 %)
Sugar added0 g(0 %)
Roughage0 g(0 %)
Vitamin A0 mg(0 %)
Vitamin D0 μg(0 %)
Vitamin E0 mg(0 %)
Vitamin K0 μg(0 %)
Vitamin B₁0 mg(0 %)
Vitamin B₂0 mg(0 %)
Niacin0 mg(0 %)
Vitamin B₆0 mg(0 %)
Folate1 μg(0 %)
Pantothenic acid0 mg(0 %)
Biotin0 μg(0 %)
Vitamin B₁₂0 μg(0 %)
Vitamin C1 mg(1 %)
Potassium3 mg(0 %)
Calcium0 mg(0 %)
Magnesium0 mg(0 %)
Iron0 mg(0 %)
Iodine0 μg(0 %)
Zinc0 mg(0 %)
Saturated fatty acids0 g
Uric acid0 mg
Cholesterol0 mg
Complete sugar0 g

Ingredients

for
750
Ingredients
6 cups very ripe Mangoes
1.333 cups water
sugar (see recipe)
lemon juice (see recipe)
How healthy are the main ingredients?
Mangosugar

Preparation steps

1.
Put the mango flesh into a large heavy-based pan with the water. Bring to a boil, then reduce the heat and simmer until soft. Crush well to release the juices.
2.
Ladle the fruit and juices into a scalded jelly bag. Strain the juice through the jelly bag overnight into a bowl. Do not squeeze the bag or the jelly will be cloudy.
3.
Measure the juice into a large heavy-based pan and to every 600 ml juice allow 450 g sugar and 2 tablespoons lemon juice.
4.
Heat the juice, sugar and lemon juice in the pan and stir over a low heat until the sugar has dissolved completely. Bring to a boil and boil rapidly until setting point is reached.
5.
Pour into hot sterilised jars. Cover, seal and label.

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