Categories: Sauces & condiments

Rhubarb and nectarine jam

  Posted by Jam Radish on Dec 23, 2009 | 1 Comment

Rhubarb and nectarine jam

I was disappointed with the nectarine jam I made last year but have found a way to make it more interesting and tasty by adding rhubarb. 

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Categories: Sauces & condiments

Preserved Cherries In Port

  Posted by Master Radish on Dec 23, 2009 | No Comments

Preserved Cherries In Port

These are beautiful with pancakes or just as a tasty garnish for a Christmas dessert.

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Categories: Desserts & baking, Sauces & condiments

Homemade fruit mince

  Posted by Master Radish on Dec 23, 2009 | No Comments

Homemade fruit mince

I’m not someone who celebrates Christmas, but every year I managed to sneak in a few mince pies. After having a particularly tasty specimen at the cafe down the road I decided to make my own this year – I’ll be doing the assembly on Christmas Eve, but this delicious fruit mince might not last [...]

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Categories: Sauces & condiments

Cherry Jam

  Posted by Master Radish on Dec 23, 2009 | No Comments

Cherry Jam

Look, jam isn’t my thing. Generally I leave the jammy goodness to Jam Radish, but I felt the need to turn some of my beautiful cherries into jam and with a little help from a new product I found at the supermarket, it all went perfectly according to plan, despite my total lack of patience.

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Categories: Sauces & condiments

Pickled cherries

  Posted by Master Radish on Dec 23, 2009 | No Comments

Pickled cherries

I had pickled cherries recently at Cutler & Co and decided that with my new-found cherry supply, I’d make some of my own to have with cold meats over the summer.

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Categories: Sauces & condiments

Lemon Curd, aka Lemon Butter

  Posted by Jam Radish on Aug 13, 2009 | No Comments

Lemon Curd, aka Lemon Butter

The lemon trees are laden now, even the one in my Melbourne backyard that was cut back drastically earlier this year to control the gall wasp.  A lemon tree is well worth the space in your yard, the fruit adds colour to the garden in winter, they can be kept small by pruning and can [...]

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