Lime Preserves
A friend gave me four limes that she had but knew she wouldn't use,
making me responsible of preparing something mouthwatering out of them
that she'd love too. It's not easy to find recipes JUST for limes, but
when I found a recipe for lime marmalade,To reduce bitterness, I planned to leave the white rim out of the
marmalade. Doing this took more time, but was worth the effort. I didn't
reboil the jars in a water bath, but if you want to preserve the
marmalade for a longer period (let's say you already want to make
Christmas gifts), do it. As it has a heap of sugar in it, I believe
well-sealed jars should keep well without doing it too.
Remove the white layer and slice pulp into thin slices, discarding seeds.Place the slices and zest in a bowl, cover with the water and let the mixture soak overnight.
Next day pour the mixture into a large pot and cook, covered, for 20 minutes.
Measure the cooked mixture and add the same amount of sugar. I had 8 1/2 dl of the mixture, so I added 8 1/2
Wash limes very carefully. Remove the green zest (make sure you only remove the green part) and cut into thin strips.
dl sugar to it.
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