Posts Tagged ‘how to make jam’

Lazy Citrus Marmalade

Why marmalade?  Marmalade captures the bittersweet tangy brilliance that is citrus and preserve it for later in the year – like summer. I think that one of the only redeeming parts of winter is citrus fruit. I hate the cold and I live in Minnesota, so this is for reals.  Read more ›

Sour Cherry Jam with Kirsch

Sour cherries are my most favorite fruit and sour cherry jam is the one jam that I am truly addicted to.  I fondly remember picking cherries as a kid, which my mother packed into jars and preserved for pies in the winter.  Cherry pie is also my favorite pie, in case anyone wants to make me one. Read more ›

Marmalade Madness

I have a confession to make.  I do not love marmalade.  I know I should.  I want to.  All that gorgeous fruit in colorful arrays, brightening the cold winter days.  The smell of cooking marmalade is divine.  I love citrus rind in dressings and desserts, risottos and sauces.  But when it comes to spreading it on toast, the bitterness is to much for me.  I love bitter things, just not on my toast. 

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