Apple week is coming to an end... and after today just one more dish, for now, which will incorporate todays recipe
All the peeling, chopping, slicing, baking has produced some delicious dishes. But what to do with all those peelings and cores. I guess the chicken would love them, and I guess I could share a bit. But, in the spirit of "Waste Not Want Not, I made some sweet Apple Jelly
My Grandmother used this recipe, and the smell in my kitchen is amazing and brings back so many memories. Now I must admit this jelly, like most preserves, uses a lot of sugar, but you dont use much of it at once and it lasts a long time. It tastes just like toffee apples, and its wonderful as a glaze or served warm with a pudding or ice cream
The recipe is simple and it has three ingredients;
- In a large bowl, cover the peels and cores with water
- It can be left overnight in the fridge or used straight away
- Pour into a pan
- Boil for an hour.
- When slightly cooled, strain through a muslin cloth
- Measure the liquid in a large pan
- For every cup of that golden liquid add 2 Tbsp lemon juice and 3/4 cup of sugar.
- Boil til temperatures reach setting point (220℉)
- Pour into warm sterilized jars.
- If canning..process for 10 minutes
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