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Description |
net weight |
Total price |
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Lime marmalade |
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Lime, less sour, less juicy than lemon....gives you a bittersweet flavour which could fit with a slice of bread or cake, as well as fish( try it with mackerel for instance) |
240gr |
4€20 |
2 |
Pink grapefruit marmalade |
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The acidity and bitterness of the grapefruit add a lot of freshness to this marmalade. The thick skin adds a nice texture that will please your pallet. I'd like to imagine how this jam takes you by the hand and leads you in a voyage to the middle east... In the morning it will give you energy and put a smile on your face, if it's not there already... It will also offer good support to your desert, be it cake or an ice cream..... |
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220gr |
4€00 |
3 |
Grapefruit & Vodka marmalade |
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The alcohol has evaporated with cooking, but the vodka leaves us with an "after taste"...I use Polish vodka, with preference for the "Zubrowka"®, with bison herb.....Try it and you can drive without having Mr. Policeman arresting you....
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240gr. |
4€20 |
4 |
Orange & Irish whiskey marmalade |
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We've already seen this one on the "classics with a twist" page-Orange marmalade? A classic. And you'd say "but Daniel doesn't make classic stuff", and you'll be completely right, because this one is definitely not a classic. Irish whiskey is what makes it a different than the classic orange marmalade. Whiskey, when it is cooked, loses its alcohol as well as its whiskey flavour. But it gives the orange a delicate, distinct flavour., one that only irish whiskey ( "Jameson"® is my favourite) can have after cooking. Definitely an upgrade for Orange marmalade |
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220gr |
4€20 |
5 |
Orange & mint marmalade |
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Mint adds an "insolent" freshness to this "traditional orange marmalade. Just simple & gooood. |
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240gr |
4€20 |
6 |
Pomelos & orange marmalade
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I've been thinking about this one for a long time. It took me a few trials to find the good proportion between the sweetness and the bitterness of the pomelos. Annnnddd, in the end it came out delicious. Your breakfast will become a celebration of flavour and pleasure, If you try it with Thai or Chinese food, you'll be opening the door to new delights.... |
230gr |
4€20 |
7 |
Orange, pineapple & gooseberry jam |
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When I was preparing this delicious jam, an exotic aroma spread in the kitchen like a cloud carrying love. This aroma took me on a journey to faraway lands.... And what has this to do with love? In french, the popular name for gooseberry is "amour en cage" (= love in a cage).... |
220gr. |
4€20 |
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8 |
Bitter orange, raisins and almonds marmalade |
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I've first made this marmalade more than 30 years ago, while living in Israel. I used to pick the bitter oranges on the side of the road, where they served as thorny fence to prevent thieves from stealing oranges from the grove. The idea came to me "just like that", not really looking for a recipe and, of course, not knowing that 30 years after I'd make a living with jams... This marmalade will be great for breakfast on toast, crepe or a slice of whole wheat bread. You can also use this delicacy as a "fond de tart" for an orange tart. |
240gr. |
4€20 |
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| 9 |
Tangerine & rum marmalade |
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The sweetness of the tangerines, mixed with the delicious flavour added by the rum, will not leave you indifferent. for breakfast, or with desert, a pie or cake, you won't forget this pleasure easily. |
240gr.
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5€50 |
| 10 |
5 Citreae marmalade |
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MMMM Maybe it was hard to wait for this marmalade, but finally it is here with us .This marmalade has richer flavours than the ordinary orange or grapefruit marmalade we know. When you taste it, let it "visit" all your taste buds so you can enjoy the mandarin orange, lemon, grapefruit, orange...etc... one by one and all together |
220 gr |
4€20 |
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11 |
Orange and ginger marmalade |
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A lot of work for a great result. I feel it was absolutely worth it. It will boost your morning, even when stuck in a traffic jam. you'll come to work with a smile.... |
240gr. |
5€00 |
