Homemade Grape Mermelade / Domaća marmelada od grožđa
Natural, homemade, sugarfree grape mermelade |
Otkad znam za sebe, znam i za grožđe, vinograde, pravljenje vina. Vino baš i ne pijem (svi se čudom čude), ali zato volim grožđe. I ono stolno, ali pogotovo grožđe iz vinograda; crno, bijelo ili mareštinu, svejedno.
Prije par godina sam se odvažila od najobičnijeg crnog grožđa iz vinograda (sorta Babić i Plavina, dakle, ništa fensi) napraviti marmeladu. Prvo sam prelistala sve kuharice koje sam imala (ništa), pa magazine o spremanju zimnice i o pravljenju džemova (tu sam naišla na recepte u kojima je grožđe bilo samo dodatak), pa sam prosurfala internetom - i gle iznenađenja - opet ništa posebno. Pročitala sam recepte u kojima ima masu šećera, sredstva za želiranje i sl, pa onda preporuke kako je grožđe prevodenasto da bi se moglo ukuhati, pa smetaju sjemenke itd. Pa sam pitala starije (iskusnije) dame - "Ne može se, nisam čula, ne radimo mi to..."
Since I remember, I know of grapes, vineyard, winemaking. I don't drink wine at all, but I love eating grapes, expecially the vineyard sortes; black, white, rose, whatever.
A couple of years back I decided to make some mermelade out of black grapes from our vineyard. First I checked out all of my cook books ( found nothing much), then some magazines about homemaking (I found some recepies where grapes were only one of the indgrediens), so I surfed the net and - surprise- nothing special found. I did find some recepies that demand tons of sugar, some additives, I found some topics on forums that said grapes are to liquid to cook into certian density, then it have seeds etc. So, I asked some of older (more experienced) ladies - "No, can't be done, never heard of it, we don't make that... "
Onda sam odlučila probati napraviti marmeladu na način sličan pravljenju vina:
1) zdrobiti bobice - zbog pigmenta antocijana - nalazi se obično samo u kožici i odgovoran je za boju vina kod crnih sorata vinove loze, zato se kod pravljenja vina bobice melju, jak je oksidans.
2) maknuti sjemenke - kad se vino radi potrebno je maknuti sve petaljke, lišće, sjemenke i slične nečistoće da se ne dobije opori okus zbog prisutnih fenola koji se u njima nalazi.
3) NE dodati šećera - grožđe sadrži oko 12 do 28% šećera, odnosno glukoze i fruktoze. Ako u moštu ima dovoljno prirodnog šećera, ne dodajemo onaj bijeli, kupovni, da bi dobili kvalitetno vino, pa ne treba dodati ni marmeladi.
4) kuhati koliko je potrebno. I vino "kuha" i to danima, pa može i marmelada.
Then I decided to make mermelade in such way like making wine:
1) mashed the berries - because of pigment anthocyanins - it is found in skin, mostly, and is responsable for wine color, that's why berries are mashed, it is very strong antioxidant, as well.
2) get rid of seeds - in winemaking process you have to remove all pedicles, seeds, leaves and such becouse they contain phenols and give tart taste to wine.
3) NOT to add sugar - grapes containes 12 to 28% glucose and fructose. If there is enough of natural sugar in the grape must, we don't add any sugar, so why would I add some sugar in mermelade?
4) cook as much as needed. Wine "cooks" also for days, so can my mermelade for an hour.
Since I remember, I know of grapes, vineyard, winemaking. I don't drink wine at all, but I love eating grapes, expecially the vineyard sortes; black, white, rose, whatever.
A couple of years back I decided to make some mermelade out of black grapes from our vineyard. First I checked out all of my cook books ( found nothing much), then some magazines about homemaking (I found some recepies where grapes were only one of the indgrediens), so I surfed the net and - surprise- nothing special found. I did find some recepies that demand tons of sugar, some additives, I found some topics on forums that said grapes are to liquid to cook into certian density, then it have seeds etc. So, I asked some of older (more experienced) ladies - "No, can't be done, never heard of it, we don't make that... "
Onda sam odlučila probati napraviti marmeladu na način sličan pravljenju vina:
1) zdrobiti bobice - zbog pigmenta antocijana - nalazi se obično samo u kožici i odgovoran je za boju vina kod crnih sorata vinove loze, zato se kod pravljenja vina bobice melju, jak je oksidans.
2) maknuti sjemenke - kad se vino radi potrebno je maknuti sve petaljke, lišće, sjemenke i slične nečistoće da se ne dobije opori okus zbog prisutnih fenola koji se u njima nalazi.
3) NE dodati šećera - grožđe sadrži oko 12 do 28% šećera, odnosno glukoze i fruktoze. Ako u moštu ima dovoljno prirodnog šećera, ne dodajemo onaj bijeli, kupovni, da bi dobili kvalitetno vino, pa ne treba dodati ni marmeladi.
4) kuhati koliko je potrebno. I vino "kuha" i to danima, pa može i marmelada.
Then I decided to make mermelade in such way like making wine:
1) mashed the berries - because of pigment anthocyanins - it is found in skin, mostly, and is responsable for wine color, that's why berries are mashed, it is very strong antioxidant, as well.
2) get rid of seeds - in winemaking process you have to remove all pedicles, seeds, leaves and such becouse they contain phenols and give tart taste to wine.
3) NOT to add sugar - grapes containes 12 to 28% glucose and fructose. If there is enough of natural sugar in the grape must, we don't add any sugar, so why would I add some sugar in mermelade?
4) cook as much as needed. Wine "cooks" also for days, so can my mermelade for an hour.
Potrebno je par kilograma grožđa; bobica opranih i odvojenih od peteljke (staguca, kažemo mi).
You will need some grapes; berries taken off pedicle and rinsed in water.
Volim tu činjenicu da se ništa ne treba vagati, stavi se grožđa koliko se ima!
I looove the fact that you don't have to measure anything, just use as much as you have!
Nakon nekog vremena, kuhajući se, izlazi sok iz bobica. Kuhamo još barem pola sata, da bobice malo omekšaju. Neke sam i zdrobila miješajući kuhačom, to je naročito dobro jer sok dobiva tamniju boju i aromu.
After a while, while cooking on a stove, a juice comes out berries. Let it cook for at least half an hour more, so berries soften up some more. Some of them will get crushed while stirring; that is actually good, the juice gets more darker color and more flavor.
Uzela sam pasirku i propasirala bobice, malo po malo...
I took the food mill and I mashed the berries, little by little...
...dok nije u pasirki ostalo samo sjemenje i kožica.
Poslije sam pročitala kako u kožici ima celuloze i pektina, dakle marmelada se može sgusnuti i bez dodavanja želina. (Pročitala sam i kako se od sjemenki radi vrlo ukusno ulje koje se upotrebljava kako u kuhinji, tako i u kozmetici.)
...untill all was left in the mill was berries' seeds and skin.
Later on, I have read that there are cellulose and pectin in grapes' skin, so this mermelade can get dense without any additives. (Also, I have read that people make very tasteful oil out of grapes' seeds that is used both in kitchen and in cosmetics.)
Sok se iscjedio, naravno, a sa donje strane pasirke je ostalo još gušćeg materijala kojeg sam sastrugala ovom strugalicom za kolače.
The juice was drained, of course, but there a lot of denser material left behind. I scraped it off, too.
I tako sam dobila ovu veliku teču punu ne-baš-rijetke smjese i manju teču otpada.
A što se otpada tiče, jeste li znali da od ukupne mase grozda, na sjemenke otpada 4%, a na kožicu 10-20%, ovisno o sorti? Ja nisam . Do tada.
And so I got this bigger pot of not-so-liquid mixture and this smaller pot of waste.
Did you know, that out of the total mass of the grape cluster, the seed accounts for 4%, and skin around 10-20%, depending on sort? I didn't. Untill then.
Veća teča se je vratila na laganu vatru i kuhalo se sve dok nije smjesa počela špricati. To mi je znak da se kuhanje marmelade blizi kraju. Još se napravi mali test sa hladnim tanjurićem i kad se smjesa ne prelijeva previše, to je to.
I returned this bigger pot to the stove (low heat) and cooked the mermelade some more, untill it began to spurt. I find that as a warning that mermalade making is at the end. I had checked its density by placing a small amount of mermalade on a cold plate and when it didn't spill too much, I poured the mermelade into glass jars.
I evo moje mermelade bez šećera, bez želiranja, krasne boje i okusa. Dakle, može se.
And there is my mermelade with no sugar added, no additives whatsoever. So, it can be done.
Istina, izgubi se malo vremena, ali nije mi žao jer je moja djeca vole jesti, a ja znam da ovo ne može biti loše. Ima još jedna stvar koja mi se kod ove marmelade posebno sviđa; nakon nekog vremena se dio grožđenog šećera iskristalizira, tako da pucka pod zubima! A postoji i lošija strana, a to je da ova marmelada ovisi isključivo o kvaliteti grožđa, pošto nije dodano ništa drugo što bi moglo eventualno popraviti okus, važno je da grožđe bude zdravo, slatko i naravno, ukusno.
It is true that making this mermelade is time-consuming, but since my kids loove to eat it and I just know that it can't be bad for them, I don't mind! There is something more that I like about this mermelade; after a while, some of the grape sugars crystallize so they crunch under teeth! But, there is a bad side, too - since there is no sugar or anything else added that could effect its flavor and taste, it is very important that grapes used for this mermelade should be the best quality; sweet, healthy and tasteful.
Probala sam napraviti i od bijelog grožđa, ali mi se boja nije baš dojmila. Okus nije bio loš.
I još jednom napominjem da je ovo crno grožđe iz vinograda, a ne stolno.
I tried to make some mermelade out of white grapes, it was tasteful but I didn't like its color.
And, I will say once more; these grapes that I use are grapes from vineyard, not the kind you buy in supermarkets (that kind is for eating, not wine-making, berries are bigger and are not so sweet).
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I da podjelimo još par saznanja o grožđu:
Let's share some more info about the grapes:
I da je barem nešto od ovoga ostalo u marmeladi, ja sam zadovoljna! Što mislite?
And if some of that remained in this mermalade, I am fully satisfied! What do you think of it?
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Koliko vidim, dobro je skuvano, stajaće. Nema mnogo recepata sa grožđem,jer ljudi većinom prave vino i rakuju, a manje kompot. Postoje sorte beš semenki i od njega se kuva slatko, a mogao bi i džem. Međutim, ja nisam pristalica novih, hibridnih sorti, jer sama reč genetska modifikacija, meni zvuči grozno, iako ne mora biti.( Vidi, vidi, opet sam u fazonu sve je relativno ). Volim stare, domaće, sorte grožđa na koje smo navikli i sa kojima smo odrasli.
ReplyDeletetočno, vino i rakija i to je to. a ja ti uopće ne kujem stolno grožđe, mi jedemo što imamo ;)
DeleteLepo i detaljno sve opisano.Pokušavam da zamislim ukus:)
ReplyDeleteDosta znaš o grošđu,sigurno znaš i za recelj,tako se bar kod mene zove neobično slatko od šire i bundeve.
moram proznati da nikad nisam čula za "recelj". Mi ti ovdje ne radimo "slatko". grožđe se uglavnom koristi za vino, pa onda za rakiju.
DeleteUživala sam čitajući, stvarno je zanimljivo, svaka ti čast na inovativnosti, sada bi baš voljela fetu kruha s ovom marmeladom da probam :)) Inače koristim ulje sjemenki grožđa navečer za lice jer kažu da je dobro za masnu i problematičnu kožu i meni baš paše.. ma nema voća koje nije super :))
ReplyDeleteŠta kažem????Ma divote i savršenstva!!!Pripadam onoj skupini koja je odrasla uz vinograd i grožđe koje mi voće No1..Obožavam ga.Mama je pravila sok od grožđa( ne stolnog).Moji imaju merlot i burgundac i savršen mi je .Pekmez nikada nije pravila , a ovaj tvoj post i ideja i recept me oduševio:)))Hvala ti puno na iscrpnom i detaljnom opisu i svakako spremam za iduću godinu!!!!
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of grape jam before, but I bet yours tastes just great! Marmelade by the sea - what more can you ask for?!
ReplyDeletecome over for a breakfast :)))
DeleteWhat a delicious recipe. I will definitely make some. Popping by from the Bloghop Social so pop over and say hi!
ReplyDeleteoh this is wonderful. It looks delicious! thank you for sharing. xo P.S. hopping over from Kim's Social hop
ReplyDeleteOvo što pročitah je fantastično.Rešila si da napraviš marmeladu od grožđa..i napravila si je! I to što će dečica da imaju pred sobom na stolu je neprocenjivo.:)
ReplyDeleteThose grapes and that marmalade look so good. Congrats on making the Up-and-Coming Blog of the Month, here is the post! http://jessica-healthymommyhealthybaby.blogspot.com/2012/11/novembers-up-and-coming-blog-of-month.html. Keep up the good work :)
ReplyDeleteSounds really tasty!
ReplyDeleteIt looks amazing and yummy! Wish I could have fresh yummy grapes good for jam-making, but if I do, I would probably eat them all before they can be made into jam ;)
ReplyDeleteI am over from Kathe's. Attracted to your marmalade because I am diabetic and must stay away from sugar. We have several wineries around my area maybe I can buy some of their grapes for my own use.
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Wow, this looks so delicious! it's nice to see a recipe without sugar!!! Thank you so much for sharing @ Inspire Me Fridays!
ReplyDeleteMy daughter loves grapes. I will have to try this!
ReplyDeleteI bet this is better than anything you can buy at the store! Pinned to try! Thanks for sharing at All my Bloggy Friends. I'm looking forward to seeing what you share this week! :)
ReplyDeleteThat looks so delicious!!
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a lot of work, but soooo worth it! Thanks for linking up at One Creative Weekend on OneCreativeMommy.com!
ReplyDeleteThis is so great. Thanks for sharing at Meatless Monday last week :)
ReplyDeleteI want to take a bite of that bread with jam so badly! I am thinking of planting a grape vine...I will have to keep this recipe in mind. thanks for linking up at the IC!
ReplyDeleteWow....this looks so good! What another great recipe share! Thanks for linking your jam up to IC's party too! Pinning!
ReplyDeleteHow clever of you to work all this out. Love that it's left natural!
ReplyDeleteI have never made marmelade, but you make me want to try it! Thank you for sharing this at the Inspiration Cafe Ana!
ReplyDeleteHi Ana-Marija - you're being featured at Inspiration Cafe tomorrow! Yay. Thanks for linking up to our first ever party xx Nat
ReplyDeleteAna, I like the fact that there is no added sugar. Thanks for linking in. Cheers
ReplyDeleteNikada nisam čula za marmeladu od grožđa ali je ovo fantastično.Razmišljam da li bi mogla samleti u sokovniku pa onda kuvati taj sok kao ti ?Divna si i kreativna .Ljubac :)
ReplyDeleteSok od friškog crnog grožđa neće biti tamne, nego svjetle boje. Crna boja dolazi iz kožice, kao i pektin potreban z zgušnjavanje. Mislim da bi od soka iz sokovnika mogla napraviti dobar žele, uz dodatak želatine, naravno.
DeleteOpet ja! Kako je "prošao" džem?
ReplyDeleteGospođo Ana,hvala za recept,marmelada je super,pravim još!
ReplyDeleteHvala, Miroslave! jako mi je drago!
DeleteAna, kuhaju li se bobice same ili uz dodatak malo vode?
ReplyDeleteHvala!
same! dakle, prilikom kuhanja ih gledaj što više zdrobiti, da napuknu - iscurit' će sok pa nema potrebe za dodavanjem vode, a masa će dobiti lijepu tamnu boju od antocijana koji izlazi iz opne. pozz
DeleteSuper! Puno hvala!
ReplyDeletejavi kako je ispalo :)
DeleteThis looks wonderful - I have never seen a grape jam before, but would love to try it - great information in your tutorial :)
ReplyDeleteSounds wonderful. I've tried a lot of jams before, but never grape, so it definitely goes on my list of things to try. Thank you for sharing at The Really Crafty Link Party this week. Pinned!
ReplyDeleteE gde sam ja bila, kad ovaj post nisam videla.... Nema veze, odlična je ideja, ja na žalost imam mnogo više belog ove godine, ali mogu da probam od crnog koje slabije volim, tamjanike imamo dosta uvek. Ide na listu za probu definitivno!! <3
ReplyDeleteZanimljiva ideja! Jeste li radili ove godine? A kako ste iskoristili kožice i sjemenke?
ReplyDeleteSanja
jesam! uvijek isti postupak, ne može se pogriješiti! ne treba žuriti sa pasiranjem, što se bobe dulje kuhaju, biti će gušći džem. kožice i sjemenke ne mogu dalje iskoristiti :) zasad!
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ReplyDeletena početku se navodi da se odvoje kožice i sjemenke pa kuha, no po postupku mi se cini da se prvo kuhaju cijele bobice a kroz pasiranje se odvaja kozica i kostice. jesam li dobro razumio?
da, prvo se cijele bobice kuhaju neko vrijeme, da kožica omekša i izađe malo soka, a tek poslije se pasira.
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