It looks and tastes glorious. However, its lack of structural integrity shows that a friend came round & I lost focus. On the plus side, it means the kids can't over-jam their toast without it running up their pyjama sleeves. My cunning plan all along, honest, nothing to do with my domestic incompetence.
YUM! I am however, very glad that I didn't do a post about oranges. The pressure is BIG! Looks delicious and I am thinking that I need the runny tactic for this years bramble jelly. We have just finished the last jar because far too much was spread on Beansprouts toast... Ax
ReplyDeleteIt looks delicious!!!!!! I lurve marmalade!!!!! If you've done it then I will have too now ;o)))
ReplyDeleteOr have I left it too late.......;o((((
I haven't got the "right type" of saucepan...don't you need a proper reserving saucepan? if not I'm gonna give it a go!!!
You have inspired me
Have a great week ahead!!
Natalie xx
awww looks lovely, theres nothing like the taste of home made jam, enjoy it, dee x
ReplyDeleteI'm hoping to have my first go at making jam this year. I asked for a preserving pan for Christmas, which I got, and you think you were under pressure!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious! I'm trying out a recipe for nectarine jam this weekend... wish me luck! x
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