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Category: Jams, jellies, marmalades

Jams, jellies, marmaladesPosted on29th August 20116th February 2013

Peach Peel Butter

What you see above is a complete outsider in the world of jams and other fruit preserves. At least in my pantry. I had this crazy…

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Cakes, pies, tartsPosted on22nd August 20116th February 2013

Mirlitons de Rouen, or Almond Tartlets Filled with Jam

“Elle à table” is the only food magazine I regularly buy. It is modern, creative, interesting, doesn’t feature only recipes, but also food-related articles and,…

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Cookies, biscuitsPosted on10th August 20116th February 2013

Thumbprint Hazelnut Cookies with Jam

Every year, when jam making season arrives I realise once more I have made too many jars which would better be finished to make space…

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Cakes, pies, tartsPosted on13th May 20116th February 2013

Jam Cake with Okara

In my previous post I explained how I made (quickly and easily) okara (おから) at home. (As a reminder, okara is a very healthy by-product of…

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FruitPosted on23rd November 20106th February 2013

Quince Sauce

Saying the quince sauce is made of the leftovers is not a very good advertisement for this delicious preparation. It doesn’t change the fact that…

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FrenchPosted on22nd November 20106th February 2013

Quince Jelly

For those who don’t know the quince, it’s a beautiful plump yellow fruit which shape might be described as something between a pear and an…

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Jams, jellies, marmaladesPosted on26th October 20106th February 2013

Nectavigne Jam

Remember the vineyard peach? Nectavigne is its young and beautiful cousin. This French cross between the vineyard peach and the nectarine exists on the market only…

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FruitPosted on13th October 20106th February 2013

King of the Pippins Sauce

I would like to introduce you to the King of the Pippins, the most beautiful and aromatic apple in the world. If you have ever…

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FruitPosted on8th October 20106th February 2013

Pear and Prune Sauce

If you have two spare hours this weekend and love pears, make some pear sauce! Observing my farmers’ market I presume now is the best…

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Jams, jellies, marmaladesPosted on11th August 20106th February 2013

Peach Jam with Gin

  I never liked jam or anything sweet for breakfast. Therefore, when it comes to preserving, I prefer fruits in their savoury and/or spicy forms…

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