We were given some grapefruit and oranges by a generous neighbour and I'd run out of the marmalade I made in February. Usually I'd wait until I could get Seville oranges, but they might not turn up for several weeks. The combination of a surplus of citrus and a paucity of preserves determined that this should be a marmalade-making morning. I used the same method as in February, but this time with a mixture of grapefruit and oranges.
Eating this will be like having sunshine on toast for breakfast: just what we need in the darkest days of the year.
Dollarville Village
3 days ago
3 comments:
where did your neighbour get the fruit from?
I don't know why, but your comment worries me. Perhaps it's the anonymity that's the problem. You've got me thinking that you're a police investigator and that perhaps my neighbour is involved in a citrus-smuggling ring with contacts in Florida or Mexico.
I believe the fruit was part of a large load purchased at a charity fund-raising event.
It was a school fundraiser and the produce was from Florida!
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