Compote in a sentence as a noun

I think compote and jam are the same thing.

In French it's called compote de pommes which I would say is correct.

Rhubarb makes for great rhubarb pie and compote.

If you’re feeling fancy maybe a berry compote.

We also have compote in English, which is a dessert made from fruit in syrup.

The word for jam is "compota", and I don't know of any portuguese sweet like what you describe as compote.

A good wash and pick over, then a crumble and for the last box boiling with sugar and straining to make a compote served with yoghurt and those rusk cakes.

I'm able to enjoy the etymology of words and the difference between a sauce and a compote and still say "apple sauce" when I'm talking to English speakers.

Compote definitions

noun

dessert of stewed or baked fruit