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Grandma's Strawberry sauce


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Ingredients

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Grandma's Strawberry Sauce

  • 500 grams strawberries hulled
  • 250 grams sugar
  • 6
    4min
    Preparation 4min
    Baking/Cooking
  • 7
    easy
    Preparation
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Recipe's preparation

    Grandma's Strawberry Sauce
  1. Weigh hulled strawberries into the bowl. Add sugar to equal half the weight of the strawberries. 

  2. Cook for 6 minutes, 100 degrees and reverse spoon speed. 

    When finished store in a clean jar in the fridge for a few days. If you want to store longer, use a sterilised jar and lid.

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Tip

This is a great way to use slightly less than perfect strawberries. Great over ice cream, or thicken up with cornflour to make a cheesecake or flan topping. 


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  • I just made this using 400g mangoes & 100g...

    Submitted by sharmac on 18. October 2022 - 14:50.

    I just made this using 400g mangoes & 100g passionfruit & it tastes great. Great easy recipe & will use alot now Summer is coming.
    I've also made your White Chocolate & Raspberry Cheesecake which is beautiful & saw your Grandmas Strawberry Sauce in your notes.
    Thanks for sharing these 2 great recipes. Family favourites now!

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  • loved this recipe so much, i

    Submitted by paulanmichael on 7. July 2015 - 19:25.

    loved this recipe so much, i milled my strawberries a bit and then reduced it a bit more, i cant wait to use it in my white choc and strawberry mud cake

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  • really beautiful---made half

    Submitted by Sophie123 on 21. December 2014 - 12:19.

    really beautiful---made half the ingredients with big straberries---cooked a minute longer and added mint and caramalized balsamic vinegar   WOW !   and not too sweet 

     

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  • I also reduced the sugar by

    Submitted by Miss Meagan on 18. August 2014 - 22:46.

    I also reduced the sugar by half and blended at the end as it was not as smooth as I prefer. Tastes great  tmrc_emoticons.)

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  • I read comments first and

    Submitted by krobbo55 on 21. July 2014 - 22:39.

    I read comments first and went with raeburns variation 120g sugar, 520g strawberries and still plenty sweet enough. lbeautiful with natural Greek yogurt. 

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  • Quick and easy -but agree

    Submitted by PumpkinSeeds on 9. July 2014 - 12:25.

    Quick and easy -but agree with tarasimone and raeburn -waaaay to sweet -will reduce sugar next time. Should have read the comments before making it tmrc_emoticons.))

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  • I love this.  It is pretty

    Submitted by tarasimone on 6. March 2014 - 23:53.

    I love this.  It is pretty sweet, but I use it very minimally.  Great for using strawberries that no longer look so tasty.  Used it tonight on the EDC Steamed lemon cheesecake. Was delish.

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  • lovely except wayyyyyyyyyyy

    Submitted by raeburn on 11. September 2013 - 18:04.

    lovely except wayyyyyyyyyyy too sweet. The second time I reduced the sugar right down - I used 120g sugar for 520g strawberries (instead of the 250g suggested).

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