[HPFGU-OTChatter] Re: English food revisited
Miles
d2dmiles at yahoo.de
Sun Sep 20 22:49:04 UTC 2009
Geoff wrote:
> Marmalade generally is made from oranges. ...
>
> I haven't come across lemon marmalade. If lemons get into any
> preserves,
> it's most likely Lemon Curd which is a thickish spread.
Miles:
Chivers sells Lemon Marmelade, at least over here. It's similar to the
"fruity" orange Marmalade, the one with smaller bits of peel, that is it's
half transparent.
What is the definition of a "Marmalade"? It's a bit confusing, because there
are European "Marmalades" from all kind of fruits. So, the British
definition of a Marmalade, are the slices of peel crucial, or what is the
difference between a Marmalade and a, for example, jelly?
Miles, who just ate a toast with strawberry whateveryoucallit ;)
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