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Tag Archives: marmalade
A little extra something for the weekend? This one makes its own custard.
I’m not a big maker of puds, though the chaps would eat one everyday… but somehow with yesterday’s weather I thought maybe a pudding would be appropriate. The main course being duck, I thought an orangey pudding would fit the … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking
Tagged it makes its own custard, marmalade, orange surprise pudding, pudding
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Something for the weekend?
Saturday: The snow was forecast. We had been warned. And so it was, at about 4pm, a few small flakes fell as I came back from the shops. Not enough to stick. Not at first. But it was pretty cold. … Continue reading
Posted in creative writing, poetry, Thinking aloud, Cooking, Nature, Photography, weekend theme, cat
Tagged snow, marmalade, recipes, duck, carrots with cumin, snow-light, blue-light, raosted duck, something for the weekend
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More Marmalade -reduced sugar, without sugar substitutes!
A difficult mathematical calculation for a woman of limited mathematical ability: how to calculate the right ratios for a ‘reduced sugar marmalade’ (without resorting to sugar substitutes) from the existing figures! I had the specific amounts of ‘sugar to fruit’ … Continue reading
River of Stones XXVI – Marmalade and other stuff
A scratching behind the television intrigued Pippi Long Stocking who tried to get in to investigate. I put her in the (f)utility (if a woman’s work is never done, why start?) while I investigated, by pulling out the TV corner-unit, … Continue reading
Posted in cat, Cooking, Nature, Photography, Small stones
Tagged beetroot, celeriac, marmalade, River of Stones, sevile oranges, soup
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What’s for tea?
Thoughts on a Friday night: With a screen name that’s short for Pseudonym the name ‘Mock’ Orange appeals to me. (Philadelphus) I like the deep green leaves against the white flowers. Lovely. I’m thinking of marmalade as a recipe for … Continue reading
Posted in creative writing, Thinking aloud
Tagged fish fingers, Friday night, hedgehogs, marmalade, mock orange
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Marmalade photo as promised
I made the batch of marmalade according to the recipe and it yielded more than I had expected… I had not prepared enough sterile jars, so now have the surplus in the fridge to be used up first. I have … Continue reading
Guess what I’ll be doing to night!
The Marmalade Recipe. 3lbs Seville oranges, 6 pints water, juice of 2 lemons, 6 lbs sugar. Half the oranges and squeeze, pull out pulp and pith. Put all the pith pips and pulp and juice into a muslin bag suspended … Continue reading