It depends on what you are making and if you think you would like it that way. Raspberry jam has so much sugar, you would probably want to reduce the quanity considerably. If you are making a pie I don't think it would be a good subsitute. but if you wanted to make a milkshake, it might be fine.
strawberry presse (if it's a good one) or just mushed up strawberries
Well yeah......if its like called frozen straberries...maybe freeze them in a freezer?? I dunno!!
Yes depending on the dish. If the dish or recipe called for raspberries in a liquid form such as a preserve, then you would just have to make a raspberry styled sauce.
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real strawberries or essence or flavoring or jam of strawberry.
Rose petal jam is made from rose petals. Strawberry jam is made from strawberries.
Strawberry is obviously the best because strawberries are nice and strawberry jam is the most popular
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Strawberry shortcake can be made successfully using strawberry preserves. However, for the best results to be achieved, a recipe that specifically calls for strawberry preserves should be used. To use strawberry preserves in when a recipe calls for fresh strawberries or strawberry jam might yield less than desired results.
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You can eat strawberry jam, tomato jam, apple jam, mixed fruit jam and peanut butter jelly when pregnant. nothing will happen
Jam is made from (eg) strawberry jelly = strawberry' s. The music topic Jam will grow based on how many people like jam music!
it has a strawberry taste and it has seeds and its good
A very squashed strawberry...
The best recipe for stawberry jam might vary on the taste. However, they all should have delicious ripe strawberries and sugar in them. It is possible to add other ingredients like lime, rose and wine to give it a richer taste.
Jams, jellies are very similar, conserves/preserves are different:Jam is made basically from sugar and fresh fruitboiled together until thickJelly, only the juice of the fruit is used boiled together until thickConserves (or preserves) the whole fruit is preserved in heavy syrup. Conserves are more syrupy than ordinary jam and much sweeter