Coconut Jam
(Yields 5 to 5 1/2 cups Prep Time 10 minutes Cooking Time 2 1/2 to 3 hours)
4 cups coconut milk
2/3 cup glucose
1/2 cup brown sugar
1 cup panutsa, crushed and chopped
1 Put coconut milk and glucose in a saucepan. Bring to a boil, mixing continuously.
2 Add brown sugar and panutsa when mixture boils. Reduce heat and stir until mixture becomes thick. Turn off heat and let cool.
3 When completely cooled, transfer into sterilized airtight jars.
Thickening tip Coco jam becomes thicker as it cools—be careful not to overcook it.
Better yet, just buy it from the supermarket! 😉 Lily’s is the best.
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Yummy! What a great recipe. I’ve never heard of these before… I’d love to try them 😀
Yup, Coco jam is really delicious. It tastes like home. It’s quite difficult to make, too, because of all the stirring. But it’s worth the effort.:) Thanks for dropping by!
These look so good! What is panutsa?
Yes, they do! Panutsa is a Filipino delicacy made from sugar cane, similar to the Mexican Panocha. It is actually crystallized brown sugar that looks like a giant candy and can be eaten as is (like I used to do when I was a kid 😉 ). It is used in many Filipino desserts. 🙂