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Kumquat Marmalade
Photo: flickr user
justgrimes
Ingredients
1 pound
kumquats
1/2
lemon,
sliced and seeded
1 quart
water
2 cups
sugar
Preparation
1
Wash
and
dry
kumquats;
slice
thinly and remove
seeds.
2
Add lemon and water; let stand overnight.
3
Heat
to
boiling
point and cook until
peel
is tender and clear.
4
Let stand again for 24 hours; add sugar and cook very slowly until mixture
thickens
sufficiently,
stirring
occasionally to prevent scorching.
5
Pour into
sterilized
jars,
seal
and process in
boiling
water bath
for ten minutes.
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citrus
Fruit
jam
marmalade
canning
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Yield:
6.0 half pints
Added:
November 30, 2009
Creator:
Sheri Wetherell
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