The ingredients were simple enough
8 to 10 small fruits
1 granny smith apple
1 vanilla bean (I used 1tsp vanilla)
4 cups Sugar
3/4 c water
While this is working cut the rind of the fruit in skinny strips and add to the pot.
Cook on low for an hour or so. Your waiting for the mixture to thicken and cook off most of the water. Then remove the vanilla bean and the apple pieces. Let cool for an hour and put in jars.
I was so happy with the flavor of the Jam/ Marmalade. Sweet and very tasty.
She lives out of the country and has been visiting with me for the winter and will not be here for my birthday. Well my birthday is not until April and since we have not been together for my birthday in many years she wanted to get me something special.. I was so surprised to see a beautiful Angel come out of the box. I just love it and it's proudly displayed on my mantel. She said it was for out back on the deck, but no this sweet thing will stay in the house where it's safe from the elements.
Thank you Dolly, "Your the best"
24 comments:
I am almost at the bottom of a bottle of marmalade that I received for Christmas and was wondering if I could make some myself, and if so, where would I find a recipe - and then you post this! Lovely coincidence - thank you!
Pinning this - sounds yummy. Love your angel.
Pinning this - sounds yummy. Love your angel.
I love Marmalade and this recipe seems so easy!! Thank you for sharing!! I'll have to try it!
I just made some raisin scones -- they sure would be good with some of that marmalade. The angel you received is lovely. Have a great week. Tammy
That looks delish! Pinning!!
This looks great - makingma rmalade is definitely on cooking bucket list. Thanks for linking up to Friday Food Frenzy!
Looks delicious!
I have scones that this would be great on.
I think I'll open a bottle of wine and try making this soon!
Great choice for 'J' and wonderful recipe ~ sounds delish!
(A Creative Harbor) ^_^
YUM! Makes me hungry just looking at the pics :) The angel from your sister is beautiful!
your jam looks terrific (and the pictures came out so well). better freeze one jar for when your sister comes next to visit.
Sound yummy!
Love your pretty angel. I'd keep her inside too.
delicious looking. lovely. maybe you can call it Jamalaide!!!
Beautiful angel. What a nice way to think of your sister everyday!
Mmmmmmmm, I can almost smell that marmalade simmering!
Mmmmmm, I can almost smell that marmalade simmering.
It's marmalade jam, my breakfast favorite.
I think the peel makes it marmalade! But whatever you name it, it sounds delicious, especially with the Clementines!
I love orange jam/marmelade! I always have one in my fridge -must try your recipe -thanks!
I will be trying this recipe sounds yummy
yum! but i'll have to wait until i have both hands before i make it.
What a Joyful Jam making experience...
You enjoyed some wine... Jarred some super yummy looking Jarmalade... AND got a beautiful Angel...
I'm a little Jealous... (((winkwink)))
Great Job for the letter J...
A+
I've never made marmalade, but you make it look nicely easy. I have a bag of tangelos that would be perfect. Thanks! I just need the apple.
If I make this and blog about it, I'll be sure to link your post.
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