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April CanJam: The mango meets dill

Apr 26th, 2010 Posted in Jam & Jelly Recipes | one comment »
The "hedgehog" style is a common way...

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My mango jam recipe is very simple – mango, water, a bit of sugar, a splash of vanilla.

For this month’s secret ingredient – herbs – I changed things up a bit in my basic recipe. I’m not completely happy with the balance in my current proportions, but if mangoes stay this inexpensive (right now, they’re four mangoes for $5), I’ll be doing more experiments making this recipe again to get it right. Read the rest of this entry »

February Can Jam: Chipotle Carrot-Apple Butter

Feb 19th, 2010 Posted in Jam & Jelly Recipes | 12 comments »

February CanJam: Chipotle Carrot-Apple Butter

At the end of each month, the can-jammers participating in Tigress’s Can Jam are delivered the news – a “secret ingredient” for the next’s month designed to extend their canning repertoires. January’s challenge was citrus, and I tried Roasted Lemon Marmalade. But the February challenge ingredient would be a tough day’s work for an Iron Chef – carrots! Read the rest of this entry »

Roasted Jam: My twisted lemon marmalade

Jan 21st, 2010 Posted in Jam & Jelly Recipes | 14 comments »
Two lemons, one whole and one sliced in half

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Some cookbooks have truly impressive titles. John Ash’s Cooking One on One: Private Lessons in Simple Contemporary Food from a Master Teacher has a heckuva title. I was led to the book by a simple recipe for Roasted Lemon Salsa, which I first found here (with attribution to Ash’s work.) Read the rest of this entry »