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Jam and Jelly

Blackberry Jam

Blackberry jam and preserves are two of the South’s most ubiquitous condiments, cherished not only for spreading on breakfast breads but also for their versatility

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Damson Plum Preserves

Small, oval, bluish, extremely tart Damson plums, not to be confused with sweet purple plums, are the key ingredient in the most sublime preserves on

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Strawberry Preserves

I don’t know what is loved more spooned on hot buttery biscuits at breakfast in the South: peach, blackberry, or strawberry preserves. Every Southern home

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Quince & orange marmalade

Reputedly, the original marmalade was a preserve made from quinces, and the name comes from the word marmelo, the Portuguese word for this fruit. Quince

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Peach marmalade

I usually choose a tangy citrus preserve to spread on my toast at breakfast, but this aromatic, slightly gentler marmalade makes a lovely start to

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Lime marmalade

If you want a change from traditional orange marmalade, this is the recipe to try. Here is another useful marmalade that can be made at

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Lemon & fig marmalade

This unusual combination is well worth trying. The lemon half-moons are left in large chunks, which give a lovely candied tang to the preserve. Along

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Seville orange marmalade

Seville oranges are available for a short time only, in late winter, but they do make the best marmalade, which makes finding them worth the

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Apple & cranberry marmalade

This variation illustrates the supreme versatility of apples and how they will blend with just about any fruit. Using this template, you can combine whatever

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I’m Brenda, your home cheff. Welcome to my Recipe Book!

I am a self-taught cook. I started cooking around 18 years old. I stood in the kitchen and watched my mother, who was my biggest inspiration at the time, cook.

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