How To Use Marmalade In A Sentence
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The smoothly boiled porridge, with its accompaniment of thick yellow cream; the new-laid eggs; the grilled trout, fresh from the stream; the freshly baked "baps" and "scones," the crisp rolls of oatcake; and last, but not least, the delectable, home-made marmalade, which is as much a part of the meal as the coffee itself.
Big Game A Story for Girls
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To start I had the salad of black pudding with red onion marmalade and bacon lardons at £6.69.
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Instead, I found myself lusting after bananas, marmalade, muesli, and the simple pleasure of a glass of cold milk.
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Born in Dundee, Scotland, he was a member of the wealthy Keiller family, well known amongst other things for their marmalade and preserves.
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Spoon the marmalade over the bready sponge, covering the whole surface, and then pile the meringue on top.
Times, Sunday Times
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Dessert - the creamy panna cotta was superb, with a contrasting marmalade-like bitter kumquat accompaniment.
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The threat was such an old one that Geraldine honoured it with not the least attention, but helped herself abundantly to marmalade, which she impasted solidly on buttered toast, and consumed with much relish.
A Life's Morning
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The earliest known recipe for marmalade has been discovered in an 18th century book being auctioned in Edinburgh.
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In the back are pots containing a fruit paradise of quinces, medlars, lemons, pomegranates, citrons, even a limequat that apparently makes a mean marmalade.
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In the back are pots containing a fruit paradise of quinces, medlars, lemons, pomegranates, citrons, even a limequat that apparently makes a mean marmalade.
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The home-made marmalade was joyful and the coffee, served English-style in the pot, was of very superior quality.
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Not a word was said to him as to the marmalade for the children which was hidden under the seakale, Lady Lufton feeling well aware that that would find its way to its proper destination without any necessity for his co-operation.
Framley Parsonage
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Spoon a portion of sauce around the plate and place a quenelle of the marmalade next to the napoleon.
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The wines of the Sauternes appellation, at their best, are golden to orange marmalade in colour and possess a fabulous complex sweetness, without oiliness, sugary fatness or unctuousness.
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On a board slice the orange peel into chips, or cut coarsely for chunky marmalade.
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In Portuguese, quince is marmelo, which is the origin of the word marmalade.
Quince with Recipe for Pork and Quince Stew – Kydonato (Χοιρινό Kυδωνάτο)
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At least marmalade was here but the bread available was little improved by a toaster.
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He travelled with English marmalade, an egg cup and insisted on English mustard.
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Real coffee, proper fruit juice and toast spread with bitter-sweet marmalade.
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He twisted the lid off the marmalade and put it sticky-side-up beside the toaster.
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The notes of nut and marmalade add great savour to rashers and crispy black pudding.
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Boots the marmalade moggie got his marching orders from the Rose And Crown when he popped in for a beer.
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An hour later I'll probably have a glass of mango juice and two slices of cinnamon raisin toast with thick, chunky English marmalade.
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A lesson in marmalade making will come as a boon …
Making Marmalade « dudegalea
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This version uses brown bread rather than white and between the buttery sandwiches is heaped chunky hot ginger jam, sometimes sold as ginger marmalade, but usually as ginger conserve.
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For breakfast I eat one slice of dry bread and marmalade, as anything more makes me feel sick.
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However, the preserve we now recognize as jam is a relatively modern descendant of all the rather solid fruit and sugar conserves, preserves, and marmalades of the 17th and 18th centuries.
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At this market we will sell fresh breads, home baking, jams and marmalade, cheese, relishes, apple juice, honey, fresh vegetables, summer bedding plants, beautiful woodcraft and handknitted craftwork.
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Should you be using a sweeter, fine-shred or shredless marmalade or, indeed, apricot jam, you might want to add more.
Times, Sunday Times
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Warm a sugar thermometer in a jug of hot water to prevent it from breaking when inserted in the boiling marmalade.
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She has anchored programmes on television, and has her brand ‘Karens’ producing fruit preserves, marmalades.
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Marmalades are soft fruit jellies with small pieces of fruit or citrus peel evenly suspended in a transparent jelly.
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The garden party includes cream teas, stalls, raffles, tombolas, homemade jams and marmalades.
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Grate the apple over the bread, add the dried fruit and peel, stir in the sugar, marmalade, flour, eggs and spices.
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Nobby began to tuck into toast, grimacing at the plastic sachets of marmalade.
THE GWEN JOHN SCULPTURE
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Jane suspends the pips in muslin to help the marmalade set, but I just use the juice and fleshy pulp from the inside of a lemon… it does the same trick.
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There is marmalade - and jam made from Scottish strawberries or raspberries - and in the bread bin beside the granary loaf are some oatcakes and barley bannocks.
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Grate the apple over the bread, add the dried fruit and peel, stir in the sugar, marmalade, flour, eggs and spices.
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As an example, I was given a drug dealer who spoke to his confederates about consignments of marmalade.
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A slant of sun on large clean table, dancing barley-sugar splashes through the marmalade jar.
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Spoon some of the orange marmalade around the dish and garnish with chocolate peppermint.
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Haig buttered his toast, then spread one slice with orange marmalade and the other with lime marmalade.
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The Evolution of Sugar Preserves The earliest sugar preserves were probably fruit pieces immersed in syrupy honey the Greek term for quinces packed in honey, melimelon, gave us the word marmalade or in the boiled-down juice of wine grapes.
On Food and Cooking, The Science and Lore of the Kitchen
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A glaze of melted marmalade can be brushed on the cooked friands whilst they are cooling.
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Microwave until the marmalade is melted, about 30-60 seconds.
Archive 2008-11-01
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We managed to pick up some great mixed-citrus marmalade, but missed out on the Dundee cake.
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In the back are pots containing a fruit paradise of quinces, medlars, lemons, pomegranates, citrons, even a limequat that apparently makes a mean marmalade.
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Kumquats have an intense orange flavor that makes them perfect for candying, marmalade, compotes, glazes and sauces.
Sugar High Fridays
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Mary went to a speaking tube by the lift and, after much rumbling and another clank, a pot of marmalade arrived.
CHARMED LIFE
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According to an EU ruling, marmalade can contain only citrus fruit, not apricots or other soft fruit.
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Everyone who makes marmalade at all, as far as I can see, develops a theory of their own about which they become evangelistic.
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And lastly there is the Medium school, which, choosing the moment when the wasp is busily engaged, presses it down gently and firmly into the marmalade, so that the last spoonfuls of the dish are not so much a fruit product as a kind of entomological preserve.
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 159, August 11, 1920
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She took out a can of orange marmalade from fridge, opened it and put it on the kitchen table beside the cheese.
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Among those that made the cut: baby sea scallops from the coast of Labrador, topped with osetra caviar; a terrine of duck foie gras with apple-quince marmalade; sea bream with braised fennel and olives in a red-wine reduction.
THE MIND BEHIND THE $225 MEAL
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The Seville oranges, called naranja agria, or bitter orange, are used to make sauces and marinades, especially in the cooking of the Yucatan, as well as marmalades and liqueurs such as Triple Sec and Curaçao.
Winter Sunshine: Mexican Ways with Citrus
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You have to have white toast to taste marmalade and marmalade - proper orange marmalade - is what breakfast is all about.
WHISTLER IN THE DARK
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In the meantime I am eating toast with marmalade every few minutes and the odd meal whenever I can face it.
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Place in freezer. in a small mixing bowl, combine peach preserves and orange marmalade.
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We gaze across the breakfast things like an old married couple, and I remove a smear of marmalade from the tablecloth.
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An unusually high amount of pectin - a natural thickener - makes the fruit ideal for making jams, jellies, and marmalades.
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Add the coconut, bring to a boil and then immediately remove the marmalade from the heat.
Pineapple, Apple, Orange and Coconut Marmalade: Mermelada de Piña, Manzana, Naranja y Coco
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And would you like marmalade, honey or jam with your toast?
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This version uses brown bread rather than white and between the buttery sandwiches is heaped chunky hot ginger jam, sometimes sold as ginger marmalade, but usually as ginger conserve.
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But they were always counterbalanced by something wonderful: be it guava marmalade for breakfast each morning, chatting with teachers over ice cream or tea, learning Quechua vocabulary from the kids at the internado (weekday boarding school for kids who live really far out in the campo), watching a soccer game at the local cancha, or losing myself in the sea of stars at night.
Site Visit « Wanderings
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The notes of nut and marmalade add great savour to rashers and crispy black pudding.
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I was about to flee when I heard the pitter-patter of Patti Labelle's ‘Lady Marmalade’ begin.
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Britain is a nation of marmalade lovers and no English breakfast is served without the perfect ending - toast and marmalade.
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Over a four-week period a consumer might purchase 16 oz. of hard soap, 16 oz. of jam, marmalade, or mincemeat, and 8oz. of sweets.
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In the back are pots containing a fruit paradise of quinces, medlars, lemons, pomegranates, citrons, even a limequat that apparently makes a mean marmalade.
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Tender slices of meat, brown on the edges and pink in the middle were touched with an onion marmalade then assembled with a variety of greens and slivered green beans, among other things.
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Preserves and marmalades of quince, figs and peaches, as well as the native pitahaya, are specialties of Durango.
The Food of Durango, Mexico's Wild West
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A marmalade steamed pudding and a lemon crème moulée to finish were both superb.
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INGREDIENTS. — 1 breakfastcupful of vermicelli, 2 tablespoonfuls of marmalade, 1/4 lb. of raisins, sugar to taste, 3 eggs, milk.
The Book of Household Management
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As an example, I was given a drug dealer who spoke to his confederates about consignments of marmalade.
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Mary went to a speaking tube by the lift and, after much rumbling and another clank, a pot of marmalade arrived.
CHARMED LIFE
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According to an EU ruling, marmalade can contain only citrus fruit, not apricots or other soft fruit.
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At our market we sell fresh breads, home baking, jams and marmalade, cheese, relished, apple juice, garden plants, beautiful woodcraft, handknitted craftwork, Christmas crafts and decorations.
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An hour later I'll probably have a glass of mango juice and two slices of cinnamon raisin toast with thick, chunky English marmalade.
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Where else but San Francisco would an underground gourmet produce market become the destination for the downtown demimonde to purchase kombucha and bergamot marmalade on their weekend nights?
Keeping Reality at Bay
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However, the preserve we now recognize as jam is a relatively modern descendant of all the rather solid fruit and sugar conserves, preserves, and marmalades of the 17th and 18th centuries.
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B: What flavor would you like? Strawberry or marmalade?
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Imagine the scene: you're in the kitchen and you reach for a jar - doesn't matter what it is - could be marmalade, balti paste, peanut butter, whatever.
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I have toast and marmalade for breakfast.
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Cut the risen surfaces off the small cakes and sandwich these together with the marmalade to form the head.
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I'll have two pieces of toast, lightly buttered, with orange marmalade on the side.
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Mildly spiced with a little kick of bitter marmalade to counteract the modest amount of sugar.
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-- This belongs to the cinchona family, and produces the fruit called genipap or marmalade box.
Catalogue of Economic Plants in the Collection of the U. S. Department of Agriculture
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Two slices of toast, a pat of butter and a blob of marmalade were on a side plate accompanied by a glass of ice water.
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For dessert (and dessert's my favorite part of any meal) I had beignets with maple ice cream, caramel and citrus mango marmalade.
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There is a good range of snacks too: smoked haddock and cheddar tart, chicken, red onion marmalade and Brie panini or moreish extras like the olives and hummus served with pitta bread.
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Other fruits, such as damsons, apples, pears, and peaches, were also made into marmalades.
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Marmalade must be "a jelly that has clearly defined pieces of fruit suspended in it"—so in other words, mashed-up strawberries are a no, while distinct cubed pieces are a go.
Citrus Comeback
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With a resident chef, they grow and produce such delights as their own red onion marmalade, Well-Being Herb Tea with their own rose hips and passata from their own tomatoes.
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There is marmalade - and jam made from Scottish strawberries or raspberries - and in the bread bin beside the granary loaf are some oatcakes and barley bannocks.
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The candied orange and lemon peel infused a pleasantly marmalade-like flavour to counteract the sweetness of this light, eggy, cakey, sweet bread.
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A savory bread pudding with tomato marmalade and smoked trout ran as a special on the appetizer menu briefly, and was popular enough to return for a lengthier menu visit a few weeks later.
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On our menu: two starters of trio des fumets ‘Sylvestre’ and duck terrine with onion marmalade.
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It can be eaten as is or made into a jelly, marmalade, nectar, squash, or sherbet.
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At this market we will sell fresh breads, home baking, jams and marmalade, farm fresh eggs, relishes, apple juice, honey, spring plants, beautiful paintings, woodcraft, and hand knitted craftwork.
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There are always four pots of marmalade in the cupboard - I love eating it with bananas.
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R.I.P.
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Actually its colour is a little off-putting, so close your eyes as you sip this intensely sweet and zesty wine, full of marmalade tang.
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Surgeon Goodsir was hoarding and doling out the marmalade as an antiscorbutic, but Lieutenant Irving knew that the treat was one of the few things the Esquimaux girl had ever shown enthusiasm about when accepting Mr. Diggle's offerings of food.
The Terror
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About fifteen minutes after the _planton_ had locked everyone in, The Zulu driftingly arrived before us; whereupon we attempted to give him his purchases -- but he winked and told us wordlessly that we should (if we would be so kind) keep them for him, immediately following this suggestion by a request that we open the marmalade or jam or whatever it might be called -- preserve is perhaps the best word.
The Enormous Room
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People still have, insist on, `toast and marmalade " for breakfast.
SOMEWHERE EAST OF LIFE
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Trapped in the house together during the long curfew hours, Marie spent her days making marmalade.
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Firstly, I bought an electric toaster, so that I might enjoy the treat of toasted bread and marmalade.
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But perhaps Warsaw's most intriguing showplace is the Fabryka Trzciny, a rehabbed former marmalade factory in the now artily gentrifying Praga district.
East of the Louvre
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He holds a silver tray with a silver teapot of the finest Darjeeling tea, small glass jars of marmalade and hot muffins.
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Acid foods have a pH of 4.6 or lower They include fruits, pickles, sauerkraut, jams, jellies, marmalades, and fruit butters.
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At this market we will sell fresh breads, home baking, jams, marmalade, farm fresh eggs, relishes, honey, plants, herbs, beautiful hand-knitted craftwork and woodcraft.
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Home-made jams, biscuits, cakes, sweets and marmalades are ideal presents for those with a sweet tooth.
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AmE lieuténant, BrE lefténant littérateur literatër lorgnette, lorgnon lornyét, lornyón louche loôsh luthier-a maker of stringed instruments such as violins or guitars məshêen madame brothel, Madame title madáme, cf. mádam shopping madeleine mádeleíne mademoiselle madame wàzél maisonette maizonét maître d'hôtel métradô-tél, mâitradô-tél maladroit maladrŏit malcontent malines malêen mandoline (also 'mandolin' in English) mándə-lín margarine marjərìne marmalade - màrmalâde marmite marquee
Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en]
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The bread and thick marmalade whisked itself from Julia's hands and slapped itself on Julia's face, marmalade side inward.
CHARMED LIFE
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Marmalade is made from citrus fruits, jam from fruit pulp and jelly from fruit juice with no bits in.
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Digging with gusto into the full Scottish breakfast of eggs, bacon, black pudding, white pudding, tattie scones and toast with homemade whisky marmalade, Rob greeted his father with a full mouth, a grunt and a gesture toward the frying pan.
A Small Death in the Great Glen
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The contrast between the bitter rind and sweet flesh makes them perfect for making marmalade.
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Wholemeal toast with Flora margarine or butter and marmalade or honey.
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It was the furthest t shirt make your own that got me soonest anticipant kindly for ceratitis, i sat in my militiaman and pandar a autonomous wolffia off of my marmalade eysenck.
Rational Review
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The fruits peculiar to the torrid zone all grow in profusion and among them the native is fondest of the juicy mango, the guava, the aguacate or alligator pear, the anon or custard apple, the guanabana or soursop, the mamon or sweetsop, the mamey or marmalade fruit, the nispero or sapodilla and the tamarind.
Santo Domingo A Country with a Future
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But he has turned down the lobster tartine and caramelized foie gras for a more modest lunch of raw avocado, toast, peanut butter and marmalade.
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There were scones that had been spread with butter and jam, spam sandwiches, marmalade sandwiches and egg sandwiches.
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The bright sunlight nearly blinded her, causing her to stumble over Marmalade and Rosie, her two sleek cats.
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The recipes are a great mixture of traditional country fruit and vegetables - pumpkin marmalade, rowan berry and apple jelly, blackberry mousse, lettuce and lovage soup.
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My mother would make her favorite bread pudding: layers of buttered bread sandwiching mincemeat and marmalade, doused with cream and eggs, baked until puffy as a quilted pillow, and slathered with hard sauce.
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Today being the feast day of St Clement, the fourth pope and patron saint of mariners and ironmongers, I have put oranges and lemons to good use in my mother's recipe for a whisky marmalade.
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She had a health conscious approach to breakfast: muesli or bran flakes, sprinkled with wheatgerm, along with a fruit yoghurt and toast and marmalade.
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They would have canned their tomatoes, but freezing the marmalade is another option.
Groundwork: More tomatoes
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The salsa is different every single time, from scrambled tomato soup to super-spicy chunky tomato marmalade.
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Two slices of toast with jam, marmalade or Marmite, a bap containing three items from bacon, egg, sausage and tomato cost £3.50.
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Ginger-topped Stan, who bears an uncanny resemblance to his marmalade pussy, had found the answer to his printing problems.
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The 25 varieties include: apricot, strawberry, orange extra marmalade and four berry fruits.
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Top the burgers with either a dollop of cranberry jelly, tomato relish or onion marmalade.
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Entrées like potato-crusted, spice-rubbed redfish, accoutred with lump crabmeat and sweet tomato marmalade, although tasty, can seem overwrought.
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There is little compassion that these "moneybags" will have to give up such epicurean delights as foie gras and oxtail marmalade for the opium of the masses - dal-chawal.
LittleIndia.com Largest Circulated Indian Magazine In USA
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Jam, jellies, marmalades, candies, fruit syrups, squashes, chutney, pickles, ketchup and sauce are in the menu.
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A topping of onion marmalade, reasonable toms and fresh, herby ricotta couldn't rescue it.
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We were bought a complimentary plate of various breads to share, with a pat of butter and a little bowl of the most beautiful looking, vibrant orange marmalade.
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Portions of marmalade had likewise been distributed on a service of plates constructed of curlpaper; and cowslip wine had been quaffed from the small squat measuring glass in which little Rickitts (a junior of weakly constitution) took her steel drops daily.
The Mystery of Edwin Drood
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For long we had eaten nothing but the musty fare of the brig, and I shall never forget with what merry daffing we enjoyed the crisp oaten cake, the buttered scones, the marmalade, and the ham and eggs.
A Daughter of Raasay A Tale of the '45
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There will be a selection of homemade jams, marmalade, preserves, cakes and quiches.
