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Edrena, was it you who was experimenting with lime marmalade last year?
I ask because I was rereading Preserving Memories (kind of a combo memoir/cookbook) and she had a recipe for lime marmalade. I'm not willing to try her recipe myself, because it's one of those that take three days to make. I'm too fond of instant gratification myself, so that when a recipe says "On the second day..." I usually take it to mean, "Danger! Return the way you came!" But I'll post or email the recipe if you (or anyone else) is interested. Anny |
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![]() "Anny Middon" > wrote in message . net... > Edrena, was it you who was experimenting with lime marmalade last year? > > I ask because I was rereading Preserving Memories (kind of a combo > memoir/cookbook) and she had a recipe for lime marmalade. I'm not willing > to try her recipe myself, because it's one of those that take three days > to make. I'm too fond of instant gratification myself, so that when a > recipe says "On the second day..." I usually take it to mean, "Danger! > Return the way you came!" > > But I'll post or email the recipe if you (or anyone else) is interested. > > Anny > Y'all go right ahead! I'll be interested in the process and I've got lots of patience. I'm leaning toward just lime jamalade. I just made it up. Made with citrus, no lime peel, with chunky pieces of lime supremes. No fibrous parts. I report in when I make it. Edrena |
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I thought 'supreme' was another name for 'peel'?
Lime anything sounds tasty to me. I look forward to the recipes. Deb -- In Oregon, the pacific northWET. NWF habitat #32964 "The Joneses" > wrote in message ... > > "Anny Middon" > wrote in message > . net... >> Edrena, was it you who was experimenting with lime marmalade last year? >> >> I ask because I was rereading Preserving Memories (kind of a combo >> memoir/cookbook) and she had a recipe for lime marmalade. I'm not >> willing to try her recipe myself, because it's one of those that take >> three days to make. I'm too fond of instant gratification myself, so >> that when a recipe says "On the second day..." I usually take it to mean, >> "Danger! Return the way you came!" >> >> But I'll post or email the recipe if you (or anyone else) is interested. >> >> Anny >> > Y'all go right ahead! I'll be interested in the process and I've got lots > of patience. > I'm leaning toward just lime jamalade. I just made it up. Made with > citrus, no lime peel, with chunky pieces of lime supremes. No fibrous > parts. I report in when I make it. > Edrena > |
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![]() "Deb" > wrote in message news ![]() >I thought 'supreme' was another name for 'peel'? > > Lime anything sounds tasty to me. I look forward to the recipes. > > Deb No, actually, supreme is the meaty portion of the citrus fruit. no peel, no membranes, hence the supreme part of the fruit. Edrena |
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Deb wrote:
> I thought 'supreme' was another name for 'peel'? No, that's backwards. A supreme is a citrus fruit section without the peel, rind, or seeds. You're thinking of 'zest,' maybe, which is the peel without the pith. B/ |
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