First, you need to rinse the raspberries. For this, I used a large sieve where I placed the fruits and then I rinsed them with cold water
Then, place the raspberries into a large bowl
Extract the lemon juice using a lemon squeezer
Pour the lemon juice over the raspberries and add the sugar
Mix the fruits with the lemon juice and the sugar well, until the sugar is completely incorporated
Leave the raspberries with the lemon juice and the sugar to rest into the bowl for at least 2 hours. In this time, the sugar will transform into a syrup
Meanwhile, sterilize the jars and the lids into the preheated oven. For more information, please read the article dedicated to Food Preservation It’s time to cook the jam. For this, you need to use a wide pot. Place the pot filled with the fruits and the syrup made earlier on the stove and cook them at medium temperature. Stir occasionally
After 45 minutes of cooking, you can easily remove the seeds from the jam
For this, you need to use a sieve, placed over a bowl/ pot. Pour some jam into the sieve with a ladle, and using a spoon, crush the raspberries
Repeat this process until you crush all the fruitsIMPORTANT: It is impossible to remove the seeds without losing some fruit pulp, as well. The jam obtained after crushing the fruits will be cooked on the stove, at medium temperature, for another 30 minutes. Stir occasionally
Once the jam will bind, you can remove the jar from the oven and start to pour the homemade seedless raspberry jam into them, by using a jam funnel
Close the lids immediately after filling the jars with hot jam
Now, for the final step that can be done in the same day or the next day after cooking the jam, sterilize the jam jars by using the bain-marie method. This way, you will be sure that for one year your jam is safe and can be served without problems.