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Banana Jam

 Categories: Condiment 
      Yield: 2 cups 
  
      5 ea Ripe bananas 
      3 tb Fresh lime juice 
    2/3 c  Fresh orange juice or water 
  1 1/2 c  Sugar 
    1/2    Vanilla bean split in half 
           Lengthwise and cut into 1/3s 
    1/8 ts Salt 
      1 tb Banana liqueur (optional) 
  
  Peel the bananas and thinly slice or mash with a fork.  Place the bananas 
  in a heavy saucepan with the lime juice, orange juice, sugar, vanilla bean 
  and salt, and bring to a boil.  Reduce the heat and gently simmer the 
  banana jam until htick, about 30 minutes, stirring often.  Stir in the 
  banana liqueur and remove the pan from the heat.  Leave the vanilla bean in 
  the jam - it's pretty. 
   
  Spoon the jam into three 6-ounce canning jars that have been sterilized. 
  Fill the jars to with-in one-eighth inch of the top.  Screw on the lids. 
  Invert the jars for 5 minutes, then reinvert.  Let the jam cool to room 
  temperature. 
   
  Store the jam in a cool, dark place.  Refrigerate the jam once opened; it 
  will keep for several weeks. 
   
  From Steven Raichlen's "The Caribbean Pantry Cookbook"




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