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Orange rind vs. orange extract?
On 21/09/2015 9:19 AM, Ophelia wrote:
> >>> Well, they are very popular around these 'ere part <g> We are down >>> in N. >>> Yorks at present and a woman has just brought me a load of windfall >>> apples >>> ... so I guess they are a bit too popular ... >> >> Are you saying she's hoping to get the apples back from you as apple >> pies? > > That is the general impression ... <g> > > I've just been given about 20lbs of apples of an unrecognisable variety. I have stewed and moulied all the bruised ones and the mush is currently in a jelly bag, dripping into a pan for jelly. I don't think the yield will be very good. I think I will add some of the deep red apples from my ornamental crab-apple tree to add a bit of colour. Graham |
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