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26 June 2026 Last updated: 09 September 2026

This recipe quickly turns leftover apples, pears, and peaches into preserves in a pressure cooker, using erythritol instead of added sweetener. Its texture relies on the fruit’s own sugars, making it a portion-conscious option for anyone seeking a diabetes-friendly breakfast spread.

Step by Step

How to make it?

1

Prepare the Fruit

15 min

Peel and dice the apple, pear, and peach.

2

Cook in the Pressure Cooker

15 min

Put the diced fruit, lemon juice, and cinnamon stick in the pressure cooker and close the lid. Once it whistles, cook over low heat for 15 minutes.

3

Release the Pressure

10 min

Let the pressure release naturally, which takes about 10 minutes.

4

Thicken the Preserves

10 min

Open the lid and add the erythritol. Cook uncovered over medium heat for 10 more minutes, stirring, until thickened.

Reminder

Always let the pressure release naturally. Forcing the lid open can strain it and cause hot fruit juice to splatter. If the mixture still seems runny, you can extend the final step by a few minutes.

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Ceren Sezer Marmiton 2 months ago

Artan meyvelerimi değerlendireyim diye yaptım ama basıncın kendiliğinden inmesini beklemeden kapağı zorla açtım, sıcak meyve suyu her yere sıçradı. Kıvamı da beklediğimden sulu kaldı, son adımı birkaç dakika daha uzatmalıymışım.

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