So, I made marmalade.

I offered four of the jars to swap; got two responses. One for lemons, one for mandarins.
I got a BAG of mandarins and a BAG of lemons, so...I guess there's a lot of citrus in my future.
Lemon curd, lemon juice, and maybe lemon zest. Hm. Curd would end up using a lot of the eggs that I have. But then, I could get more eggs off a friend who has about six chooks and is still easily getting 4-6 eggs a day. Mandarins...I have to work out if there's any way to preserve them. I'd love that tart mandarin taste for another six weeks until it turns spring-y again...
*sigh*

I offered four of the jars to swap; got two responses. One for lemons, one for mandarins.
I got a BAG of mandarins and a BAG of lemons, so...I guess there's a lot of citrus in my future.
Lemon curd, lemon juice, and maybe lemon zest. Hm. Curd would end up using a lot of the eggs that I have. But then, I could get more eggs off a friend who has about six chooks and is still easily getting 4-6 eggs a day. Mandarins...I have to work out if there's any way to preserve them. I'd love that tart mandarin taste for another six weeks until it turns spring-y again...
*sigh*
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If you can heat process your jars this looks like a good way to keep mandarins because the sugar syrup is 4:1 water: syrup so they'll not be over sweet: https://www.thespruceeats.com/canned-mandarin-oranges-recipe-1327456
I've read of adding whole spices as well. Anyway, that's one of my plans if the mandarin crop I get from a colleague is as big as last year.
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I hope you find a way to make them last :)
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