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Rhubarb & Lavender Jam (Sugar-free)

Why it's Low GI
Rhubarb is naturally very low in sugar, and stevia replaces it entirely — stevia even has mild preservative properties. A fragrant, low-GI jam for spooning over yogurt or wholegrain toast.
Method
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- Mix the rhubarb with the lavender flowers, lemon juice and zest, and leave to steep for 30 minutes.
- Bloom the gelatin in a little water.
- Bring the remaining water to the boil, then add the gelatin and the rhubarb-lavender mixture.
- Cook until the stems soften and the liquid thickens, about 30 minutes.
- Remove from the heat and stir in the stevia.
- Cool slightly, then pour into sterilised jars.
Nutrition
Per serving (est.): ~35 kcal · Carbs 5 g · Fat 0 g · Protein 3 gNutrition and glycaemic index (GI) values are estimates, calculated from the ingredients. Please double-check meals before cooking if it matters for your diet.
Tip
Rhubarb is best in spring — before mid-June the stems are tender; later they turn dry and fibrous. Use agar or pectin instead of gelatin for a vegetarian jam.
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