Oh how luscious do these look??? Just oozing jelly and dying to have the cores scooped out and be simply added to some creamy french vanilla icecream...bellissima!!...
And then the passionfruit curd....here is the final result...I had some spread on delicious toasted ciabatta for my lunch...no need for butter as it's very rich (and full of butter itself!)...really good.
Here it was still bubbling away after removing from the microwave...it really is a great invention for preserving...takes so much time and precision out of the equation. This passionfruit curd made in 6 minutes!
And here my gleaming wee jar of quince jelly...just the most beautiful jewel like colours...with the grape jelly to the right...
A wobbling teaspoonful of jelly ready to eat...
Lined up like little jelly jar soldiers on my kitchen window sill...next to my bottled nectarines that Steve and I picked at Renwick on the way home from a short holiday up north....
Oh I truly love preserving, jam making, jelly making, curd making...cheese making, butter too! think I was born in the wrong era! haha..mind you, back in the day, it probably wasn't as much fun ...doing it out of necessity is different to doing it as a wonderful pastime! Mind you...I think I would have loved it still...
thats it for now mi amici...
buonanotte...and good night :)
jessie xx
Jessie!
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You are now a leader and a mentor! Canning and preserving is big here in the USA...my husband bought Chrislyn and I a class on "Groupon" this week. I would love to know more about your grape jelly~balsamic combination!
Although not an immediate goal...I wish to have an old fashioned canning cupboard in my garage one day...maybe in the summer of 2012!
I just love your post today!!!!
Bacio il cuoco!LOL
Lynne
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everything looks so delicious !! where would one start ... best le xox
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