jam

in reality, all of this has been a total load of old bollocks

jam

strawberry
6
38%
apricot
5
31%
plum
2
13%
raspberry
3
19%
blackberry
0
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Total votes: 16

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Re: jam

Postby Polishgirl » 24 Jan 2013, 21:09

Image...

is the right answer.

(Apricot is runner up)
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Re: jam

Postby Belle Lettre » 24 Jan 2013, 21:50

Agar,if you're cultured enough.
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Re: jam

Postby souphound » 25 Jan 2013, 14:38

Belle Lettre wrote:Agar,if you're cultured enough.


:)
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Re: jam

Postby mentalist (slight return) » 26 Jan 2013, 00:18

Sour Cherry, it's a Hungarian thing, but sometimes hard to find. Powidl too, stewed Plums, Hungarian as well, yum.
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Re: jam

Postby straw mimsy » 26 Jan 2013, 00:27

only plum and apricot...no need to get precious about it.

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Re: jam

Postby sloopjohnc » 26 Jan 2013, 00:38

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Nolamike wrote:Pepper jelly, of course - the best friend of bagels with cream cheese. Or of fried chicken livers. Or a whole boatload of other things.

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What a load of American nonsense.

I appreciate a good preserve. I go for blackberry. On buttered toast or crumpets. That's all you need.


Sorry - I forgot that I shouldn't post anything about foods with actual flavor, as the British contingent of our board can't handle such things.


...says the guy who made roast beef and Yorkshire pudding for Christmas this year, just like his English mum used to make. :oops:


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Re: jam

Postby John Mc » 26 Jan 2013, 00:38

Belle Lettre wrote:Agar,if you're cultured enough.


Oh, I couldn't eat a whole gar at once, just a little spread on two
or three pieces of toast is enough for me.
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Re: jam

Postby mentalist (slight return) » 26 Jan 2013, 03:11

:P

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Re: jam

Postby sloopjohnc » 26 Jan 2013, 14:50

My Swedish relatives were apricot farmers in the central valley of California. Once a year, after harvest, we'd get tons of apricot preserves to last us throughout the year.

Sometimes, you can get sick with too much of a good thing, but I never did with that stuff.
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Postby souphound » 28 Jan 2013, 19:47

sloopjohnc wrote:My Swedish relatives were apricot farmers in the central valley of California. Once a year, after harvest, we'd get tons of apricot preserves to last us throughout the year.

Sometimes, you can get sick with too much of a good thing, but I never did with that stuff.



My sister lives in the valley. Southeast of Fresno I believe.
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Re: jam

Postby Jimbo » 28 Jan 2013, 23:58

Try a jelly omelette. Roll a scrambled egg or two around a line of the sweet stuff. :D
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Re: jam

Postby BARON CORNY DOG » 29 Jan 2013, 02:15

Jimbo2 wrote:Try a jelly omelette. Roll a scrambled egg or two around a line of the sweet stuff. :D


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Re: jam

Postby Minnie the Minx » 29 Jan 2013, 02:45

Raspberry. With pips.
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Re: jam

Postby Nolamike » 29 Jan 2013, 22:15

Minnie the Mincepie wrote:Raspberry. With pips.


?

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Re: jam

Postby Hugh » 29 Jan 2013, 22:20

Rhubarb and ginger. Nothing else comes close.


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