Citrus jam "Mineola marmalades"

[mineola]

Citrus jam "Mineola marmalades"

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Ingredients
Citrus	1 kg.
White sugar	0.8 kg.
Liqueur "Cointreau"	2 tbsp. l.

Cooking method

• Now a new unfamiliar fruit with the mysterious name of mineola has appeared on store shelves.
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• So, I came home with mineola ...)))
• The taste is tangerine, large tangerine, very juicy! Inside is the appearance of an orange.
• Very sweet, juicy and delicious!
• I will try to portray jam-jam from it, let's look at its properties when cooking.
• I washed the citrus, did not remove the peel, it cannot be easily removed (like from an orange or tangerine), it sits very tightly on the fruit, like a monolith.
• Cut the tangerine-orange mineola into thin slices on a burner grater. It turned out a lot of slices and a lot of juice.
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• I covered it with sugar, put it on the fire.
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• Brought to a boil, reduced heat, and simmered for about 30 minutes.
• She took it off the heat, and left it to infuse and ripen for a day.
• Put it on the fire again, brought it to a boil and boiled it for about 20-25 minutes. Now my slices were gelatinous very well, which was visible even when hot.
• During the second brewing, I added Cointreau liqueur.
• Poured into jars, rolled up the lids and put them on the lids until they cool.
• The result is pleasing.
• The fruit contains a lot of its pectin, the jelly turns out to be thick and rich, like on pectin.
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The dish is designed for

2 jars of 400 ml. + try

Note

Jam for those who love citrus fruits, especially in the form of gummy crusts.
Bon appetit, everyone!



Now a new unfamiliar fruit with a mysterious name has appeared on store shelves. mineola... What is mineola and what is it eaten with? Everyone who decided to buy this mysterious sweetish fruit, which looks like a cross between an orange and a tangerine, noted its interesting taste, which mixed many shades - here both the sourness of an orange and the sweetness of a tangerine and something completely unfamiliar, but very exotic.

We are all already accustomed to the fact that you will not find ordinary fruits on sale, even though the label proudly states that there is, for example, a tangerine, and here there is a lemon, no one can guarantee that this is really a purebred lemon, and not another hybrid of crazy genetics. Mineola tastes the most like tangerine, but of course, if the mineola was ripe, otherwise, it will be terribly sour, even worse than lemon. Who invented Mineola and where did it come from?

As it turned out, mineola is indeed a hybrid of grapefruit and a certain tangerine. What is tangerine remains to be understood. Mineola is sometimes also called "honey bell", for its specific shape, or "minneola". In some sources, mineola is called a variety of tangerines, it is a citrus fruit and, like all citrus fruits, is rich in vitamins. However, specialists appreciate mineola mainly because it contains useful and rare folic acid, which is extremely important for women.

All citrus jam (Admin)

Beautiful! Jelly is cool !!! I liked it a lot in the glass.

[Tatyana]

How interesting ...
Tatyana, thank you for the delicious jam and for the new name. Let's meet now this fruit, armed with knowledge!

[Girls]

Girls, interesting citrus
And delicious - you will see, take it - you will not regret it, please your loved ones with taste

The jelly is very strong, no gelling additives are needed

[Tatyana]

Tatyana, what can replace liquor?

[Albina]

Albina, if you do not like liquor, then nothing, do not add at all.
If you replace it, you can add whiskey, but Cointreau, with the taste of orange, is more suitable in taste and smell

Here forever you, Tanya, will dig something up.
It turned out to be a very beautiful jam, just amber!
It will be necessary to look for this mysterious fruit with us. Otherwise, we Muscovites can earn an inferiority complex by watching your Dimitrovgrad delights.

Oh, but I really love citrus jam, and so that there are marmalades, with crusts, and to chew and savor them

[Tanya,]

Tanya, what a beauty this mineola yyy jam! And even with Cointreau
I have never met such a beast (in the sense of mineola) on sale.

[Galya]

Galya, take a close look at the store. Most likely, she did not pay attention, since mineola is very similar in appearance to oranges.
Pay attention to the appearance, the mineola has such a "pipka" on top, a bulge.



Galya, Thanks for attention!

Well, in fact, this miracle fruit is called MANIOLA and it appeared a long time ago.

[mineola]

Well, I live in a village, far from the capital of our Motherland. I recently saw this fruit, while it was taken to our village on a cart, it took time
On the internet, I found this fruit as mineola - lies the Internet, it turns out And along with the Internet and the price tag in the store - that's an ambush!

I, too, have never seen fruit on sale, I will have to look, I really liked the jam, I love citrus fruits. Recently I tried to cook a little of lemons, but it tastes a little bitter.

[Natasha]

Natasha, lemon with peel will always be bitter, this is a property of lemon
See options here Lemons, oranges, tangerines, kumquats ... and what they eat with)))