As it says in the subject title, this is simply and an appeal for a
cherry marmalade recipe. Can anybody help please?

Yours hopefully

Uncle Ned

Uncle Ned wrote:
> As it says in the subject title, this is simply and an appeal for a
> cherry marmalade recipe. Can anybody help please?
>
> Yours hopefully
>
> Uncle Ned
>
What do you mean by cherry marmalade? Most marmalades are made from
citrus fruits, do you mean adding cherries to one of these?
Ellen

"ellen wickberg" > wrote in message
news:vrlOg.554675$IK3.434908@pd7tw1no...
> Uncle Ned wrote:
>> As it says in the subject title, this is simply and an appeal for a
>> cherry marmalade recipe. Can anybody help please?
>>
>> Yours hopefully Uncle Ned
>>
> What do you mean by cherry marmalade? Most marmalades are made from
> citrus fruits, do you mean adding cherries to one of these?
> Ellen

there's a 'quick strawberry lemon marmalade' in the big Bernardin book that
has lemon peel, chrushed strawberries, powdered pectin and sugar in it.
Maybe you could substitute cherries for the strawberries? I'll post the
recipe if you want it.

Kathi

On 15/9/06 9:18 AM, in article vrlOg.554675$IK3.434908@pd7tw1no, "ellen
wickberg" > wrote:

> Uncle Ned wrote:
>> As it says in the subject title, this is simply and an appeal for a
>> cherry marmalade recipe. Can anybody help please?
>>
>> Yours hopefully
>>
>> Uncle Ned
>>
> What do you mean by cherry marmalade? Most marmalades are made from
> citrus fruits, do you mean adding cherries to one of these?
> Ellen


Ellen I think he may be referring to jams made in Portugal or France where
the word Marmelo and Marmelade (think Red Onion Marmelade) in which case I
would suspect that a Hungarian or French recipe for Cherries using Sour
Cherries would be what this poster is after.

Peter Watson
Australia

Oh pshaw, on Tue 19 Sep 2006 04:09:47a, Peter Watson meant to say...

> On 15/9/06 9:18 AM, in article vrlOg.554675$IK3.434908@pd7tw1no, "ellen
> wickberg" > wrote:
>
>> Uncle Ned wrote:
>>> As it says in the subject title, this is simply and an appeal for a
>>> cherry marmalade recipe. Can anybody help please?
>>>
>>> Yours hopefully
>>>
>>> Uncle Ned
>>>
>> What do you mean by cherry marmalade? Most marmalades are made from
>> citrus fruits, do you mean adding cherries to one of these?
>> Ellen
>
>
> Ellen I think he may be referring to jams made in Portugal or France
where
> the word Marmelo and Marmelade (think Red Onion Marmelade) in which case
I
> would suspect that a Hungarian or French recipe for Cherries using Sour
> Cherries would be what this poster is after.
>
> Peter Watson
> Australia
>
>

http://www.fooddownunder.com/cgi-bin/recipe.cgi?r=51518

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