fruit pie filling

This stovetop fruit pie filling is easy as can be to make with whatever fruit you happen to have on hand or is in season along with sugar, cornstarch, orange zest, nutmeg, and lemon juice.

Stovetop Fruit Pie Filling

water

cornstarch

granulated sugar (depending on the sweetness of the fruit)

salt

lemon

nutmeg

orange

Strawberries (as in the cobblers above)

Strawberries and rhubarb (cut in 1/2-inch (1.25 cm) pieces)

Blackberries and sliced or chopped peaches

Gooseberries and red currants

Strawberries and blueberries

Cherries and berries

Raspberries and sliced or chopped nectarines

Blueberries and sliced or chopped apricots

In a small bowl, briskly whisk the cornstarch into the water.

In a medium saucepan over medium heat, combine the fruit, sugar, salt, lemon, nutmeg, and orange zest.

Cook, stirring occasionally, until the fruit is broken down, 6 to 10 minutes.

Add the cornstarch mixture, bring to a boil, and cook, stirring vigorously in a figure-eight pattern, for 2 minutes more. The mixture will thicken to a jelly-like consistency.

Remove from the heat. Pour the filling into a bowl and let cool at room temperature for 15 minutes.

Cover with plastic wrap, pressing it against the surface of the filling, transfer to the fridge, and let cool completely, about 40 minutes more. (You can stash this in the fridge for up to 3 days.)

Recipes for regular or CARAMEL. Options to use various fruit such as apples, pears, berries. Very easy, 1 pan recipe. Perfect for pies or as a dessert sauce

How To Make A Simple Fruit Pie Filling

sugar

vanilla

Tablespoons butter

Tablespoons Brown Sugar

lemon juice

Peel, slice and chop the fruit into small...

Peel, slice and chop the fruit into small cubes. Then add a squeeze of lemon juice and toss in a bowl. The lemon juice will stop the fruit going brown.

Add all the ingredients to the pan, EXCEPT...

Add all the ingredients to the pan, EXCEPT the spices and vanilla if using.

Bring to the boil and when it starts...

Bring to the boil and when it starts bubbling, remove from the heat, add your spices &amp; vanilla and allow to cool.  Once cooled, you can freeze, refrigerate or add to the pie.

*** If you prefer a 'softer' bite to...

*** If you prefer a 'softer' bite to the fruit, for example if you are using as it is without any further cooking in a pie, then leave it to simmer in a pan a little longer until the fruit is soft to your liking.

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