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15 Minute Strawberry Peach Jam

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By: Pamela Reed
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Homemade 15 MINUTE Strawberry Peach Jam recipe that makes a small batch 8 oz jar without pectin!  This healthy, easy recipe is a low sugar jam made with honey that makes a perfect jam for toast, dessert and more.  I love canning this recipe too!

Homemade 15 MINUTE Strawberry Peach Jam recipe that makes a small batch 8 oz jar without pectin! This healthy, easy recipe is a low sugar jam made with honey that makes a perfect jam for toast, dessert and more. I love canning this recipe too!

Strawberry Jam

Today we are making Strawberry Peach Jam.  I am a believer in never letting fruits or vegetables go to waste, I will find something to do with them always.   I had a peach that had a short life span but you better believe it – this peach was not going to waste! (Sadly I didn’t have enough to make my favorite Peach Cake!)

So instead of making my usual strawberry jam, I decided to give it a peach twist!  The outcome is delicious!  And the smell! It smells like Summer!  

Strawberry Peach Jam Recipe

My favorite jam recipes are quick. I don’t like hanging out over the stove for 2 hours stirring jam in the Summer.  This recipe is quick and is ready in 15 minutes including preparing and cooking.

Homemade 15 MINUTE Strawberry Peach Jam recipe that makes a small batch 8 oz jar without pectin! This healthy, easy recipe is a low sugar jam made with honey that makes a perfect jam for toast, dessert and more. I love canning this recipe too!

Berries that have exotic colors are usually rich in antioxidants, and strawberries are no exception to that! Strawberries are proven to help eye care, they boost the immune system (hi Vitamin C!) and brain function and reduce inflammation!

Homemade 15 MINUTE Strawberry Peach Jam recipe that makes a small batch 8 oz jar without pectin! This healthy, easy recipe is a low sugar jam made with honey that makes a perfect jam for toast, dessert and more. I love canning this recipe too!

This 15 Minute Strawberry Peach Jam makes 8 oz of jam, perfect for spreading over toast (like my homemade white bread recipe!) or on top of ice cream.  Eat all of it.  Give some to a friend. Eat all of it. Eat all of it. Eat all of it.   Enjoy!

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Homemade 15 MINUTE Strawberry Peach Jam recipe that makes a small batch 8 oz jar without pectin! This healthy, easy recipe is a low sugar jam made with honey that makes a perfect jam for toast, dessert and more. I love canning this recipe too!

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Homemade 15 MINUTE Strawberry Peach Jam recipe that makes a small batch 8 oz jar without pectin!  This healthy, easy recipe is a low sugar jam made with honey that makes a perfect jam for toast, dessert and more.  I love canning this recipe too!
By: Pamela Reed
serves 8 ounces

Ingredients

  • 2 cups strawberries – hulled
  • 1 small peach – cut up into slices peach pit removed
  • 1 tablespoon lemon juice
  • 1/4 cup honey

Instructions

  • Put strawberries and peach slices into a food processor and pulse about 10 times until it’s a consistency that is slightly chunky.
  • Transfer into saucepan, add lemon juice and honey. Bring to a light boil on medium-high heat.
  • Cook for 10-12 minutes, stirring often so it does not burn. Once it’s reached a jam texture, remove from heat and let cool.
  • Put into jar and store in refrigerator.

Notes

Makes 8 oz of jam.
Author: Pamela Reed
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  1. Katie says

    We are jam soul mates. I don’t can them because I hate stirring them forever and I want variety! I will NEVER throw out food if it can be helped at all. It makes me twitchy to see food go to waste. I made Chipotle Plum jam with 2 plums that were getting near death.

    I can’t wait to see the videos.

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  3. Gretchen @ Two Healthy Kitchens says

    I have never made jam because I always thought it would be too hard! Well, now I’m inspired! I cannot wait to make some! 15 minutes – ummmm yeah, I can do that! Especially if it means that I don’t have to give my family a ton of extra sugar! Looks delish – so happy I found this site! 🙂

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  6. Abbie @ Needs Salt says

    This jam looks awesome! I love how it only takes 15 minutes and only makes a small batch. The process of making larger batches of jam takes soooo long. And we don’t really have anybody to give all the jam to in the end. haha!
    I also love how there is no refined sugar in this and no starch. It’s just perfect!
    Pinning! 🙂

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  7. Anne ~ Uni Homemaker says

    I love this! Most jam recipes are in huge batches and canning involved! I’m only feeding two so it’s nice to have these smaller batch recipes. Love the combination of strawberry and peach. Enjoy your weekend Pamela! 🙂

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  18. Amy @ Elephant Eats says

    How cool!!…are you doing the actual filming or are you in the segments? I’m super psyched for the weather this weekend! Let’s hope it doesn’t creep it’s way back into the 80s anymore until next summer. hehehehe…jam grudges 🙂

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    • Pamela says

      Hey Amy, I’m in the actual segments – you can find some of my past videos for cooking and gardening on this site using the search if you’d like to!

      Enjoy your weekend!

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  19. Shashi @ http://runninsrilankan.com says

    OH MY!!!! I wanna smell this too – are you selling any extras? 😉
    This looks wonderful! Such a simple, easy recipe – I love trying everyone elses jams but shy away from making my own – but your recipe I can manage! Thank you! Cannot wait to see the video segments-hope your weekend is lovely 🙂

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  28. Joanne says

    I wouldn’t have to worry about canning this to make it last…because I’m pretty sure I’d eat it all before it went bad! It’s basically bursting with summer!

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  29. Consuelo @ Honey & Figs says

    I’d never thought about adding peaches to strawberry jam, but oh gosh, it sounds fantastic! Such a summery combination, I must try it 🙂
    And your weekend sounds so exciting too, I hope you have a lot of fun! x

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