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A Berry Spread That's Made for Bread

August 6, 2017 Amanda Orlando

The race is on to eat all my berries before they go bad!

Berries are cheap and plentiful in summer, and only in summer, here in Toronto. Outside of a six week window they are about double the price they are currently, and only pack half the flavor. During the peak berry season I buy as many as possible and gorge on 'em. You can never have too much of a superfood... can you? 

This week the stock I had squirreled away in the fridge started to go bad so I figured I should do something with them to stretch their life. I decided to make a jam and a spread. Something I could top my toast with but also stir into my morning oatmeal for extra flavor. I came up with 2 recipes...

Simple Strawberry + Raspberry Jam

1 pint strawberries, cut into quarters
1/2 pint raspberries
1 tbsp powdered sugar
1/2 tsp pure vanilla extract
1 tbsp water

Free from peanuts, nuts, dairy, soy, egg, wheat, fish/shellfish. Vegan

Add all the ingredients to a small pot and stir well. Let simmer on medium-low heat for about a half hour. Stir occasionally and mash roughly with a fork. The mixture should begin to congeal from the cornstarch in the powdered sugar, and will become much more spreadable once chilled. You can puree it if you prefer a smoother consistency, but personally I like mine chunky.

Strawberry-Chocolate Spread

1 pint strawberries
1 tbsp powdered sugar
1/2 tsp pure vanilla extract
1 tbsp water
4 tbsp Enjoy Life mini chocolate chips

Free from peanuts, nuts, dairy, soy, egg, wheat, fish/shellfish. Vegan

Add all the ingredients to a small pot and stir well. Let simmer on medium-low heat for about a half hour. Stir occasionally and mash roughly with a fork. When it has reduced and is a nice syrupy consistency, turn the heat off and add the chocolate. Stir it in quickly until well combined. 

This tastes nice on toast but can also be used as a cake filling, or simply eaten on its own for an indulgent treat.

How do you like to eat your summer berries? Are you as berry-crazed as we are?

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