Из китайских яблочек варить его стали всего-то a couple of hundred years ago, in the middle of the eighteenth century, when apple seedlings were brought from China to China - trees that bloom beautifully in spring, with fruits ripening in late autumn, growing up to ten meters up. It is true, however, to say that in pure form these apples are not very much (sorry for the tautology), and the Chinese themselves prefer completely different varieties, but our housewives made an amazing dessert dish out of them.
By the way, during cooking syrup, you can flavor it with cinnamon or lemon, vanilla or cloves, orange peel or tangerine. The taste will not spoil, and the variety will be pleasantly surprised.
Chinese apples are washed, not tearing the stem(beautiful, and there is a convenient), dry and make a little nakol below, so that they do not lose shape when cooking. In some recipes, it is advised that the fruit be pre-blanched in boiling water, then dipped in cold water for cooling. Dry and only then send to further cooking.
Apples are put into syrup only whenboils well. Bring to a boil over low heat and boil for 15 minutes. Then leave to cool at room temperature. During cooking, they will lose their color and become transparent. Capacity should not be covered with a lid, so that excess liquid evaporates, but you can put oppression on the pop-up apples so that they are constantly in the syrup and do not cringe.
Вся прелесть этого десерта в изумительных apples with fruit stems, which look incredibly attractive, and the taste is transformed into a divine one, and no one can say that the fruit originally tasted so good. Chinese apple jam is brewed in the same way as from the heavenly, more cherry-like, common in the Urals and in Siberia. In Central Asia, jam is boiled from small fruits of apple trees with bark of plum-colored blooming with large purple flowers.