Marmalade
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mrgrimsdale
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Marmalade
Yee hah it's the marmalade season! Spring must be just around the corner. I just did Delia's recipe for dark marmalade. Very tasty. Frank Cooper on steroids!
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daves
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Re: Marmalade
Blimey - end of January already! I nearly forgot!!
I've made this one the last few years and it's a firm favourite. Looks to be rather lighter than your recipe.
Dave
I've made this one the last few years and it's a firm favourite. Looks to be rather lighter than your recipe.
Dave
Re: Marmalade
I fancy a go at Delia's Piccalilli, seeing as I am an addict for the stuff!
In my youth I would eat a whole jar for a bet. Yep, safe to say I liked the stuff more than I do now... or it could be that I have more sense!
http://www.deliaonline.com/recipes/spic ... 33,RC.html
Look out kitchen...
Cheers
Mordecai
In my youth I would eat a whole jar for a bet. Yep, safe to say I liked the stuff more than I do now... or it could be that I have more sense!
http://www.deliaonline.com/recipes/spic ... 33,RC.html
Look out kitchen...
Cheers
Mordecai
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daves
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Re: Marmalade
Let us know how it turns out and I may well have a go myself.
First batch of marmalade is soaking at the moment ready to make later on.
Dave
First batch of marmalade is soaking at the moment ready to make later on.
Dave
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Re: Marmalade
I've just tried a batch of Ms Smith's dark marmalade too. Quite pleased with it, it was very easy to do compared with other styles I've tried, but it's a wee bit bitter at the moment. I normally keep marmalade for a couple of years before eating it, it really does mature to a smoother flavour, so perhaps this needs time.
Cheers
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