
Strawberry and basil fruit jelly

Corporate chef
May 5, 2025
Recipe Products usedYellow pectin Inulin Trehalose Glucose syrup DE40 Tartaric acid Chopped basil
Step 1 Dried basil fruit paste
450g | (32,7%) | Water |
100g | (7,3%) | Inulin (![]() |
60g | (4,4%) | Semolina sugar |
13g | (0,9%) | Yellow Pectin (![]() |
450g | (32,7%) | Semolina sugar |
150g | (10,9%) | Trehalose (![]() |
140g | (10,2%) | Glucose syrup DE40 (![]() |
7g | (0,5%) | Chopped basil (![]() |
3,5g | (0,3%) | Tartaric acid (![]() |
3.5g | (0,3%) | Water |
1377g | (100%) | TOTAL |
Using an immersion blender, blend the water and inulin and place in a saucepan.
At 40°C, pour in the caster sugar and yellow pectin, whisking vigorously or using an immersion blender.
When it boils, add the caster sugar and trehalose and continue cooking over high heat.
When the brix reaches 75°B (approx. 108-110°C), add the chopped basil, tartaric acid and water (the acid has been dissolved in the water) and pour in immediately.
Step 2 Strawberry Fruit Jelly
600g | (42%) | Strawberry puree (Les Vergers Boiron) |
60g | (4,2%) | Semolina sugar |
15g | (1,1%) | Yellow Pectin (![]() |
450g | (31,5%) | Semolina sugar |
150g | (10,5%) | Trehalose (![]() |
7g | (9,8%) | Glucose syrup DE40 (![]() |
3.5g | (0,4%) | Tartaric acid (![]() |
3.5g | (0,4%) | Water |
1427g | (100%) | TOTAL |
Place the strawberry puree in a saucepan.
At 40°C, pour in the caster sugar and yellow pectin, whisking vigorously or using a hand blender.
When boiling, add the caster sugar, trehalose and DE40 glucose syrup and continue cooking over high heat.
When the brix is 75°B (approximately 108°C), add the tartaric acid and water (the acid previously dissolved in the water) and pour immediately.
Assembly and information:
Basic recipe for 2 frames of 22 x 22 cm 500g of each fruit paste.
Using a guitar, cut out 2.2 cm cubes and roll them in the sugar and pass them through a sieve to remove the excess sugar.
Set aside on a rack, on a ladder, for at least 48 hours, so that the fruit jellies dry slightly.
Only after this drying time should you proceed with conditioning.
Store at room temperature for 8 to 10 weeks.