• 668 jammy syrups

    From MICHAEL LOO@1:123/140 to JIM WELLER on Sunday, July 14, 2019 07:08:06
    Jam is almost bizarrely easy to make, and if it doesn't
    set up, you can call it syrup.
    Raine made homemade jellies last year for the first time. She wasn't
    aware of the difference between high and low pectin fruit and didn't
    add Certo or green apples to any of them. Some set up and some

    Though I am aware of high- and low-pectin fruit, I'm not
    always sure which is which!

    didn't. She was initially upset but I told her to just change the
    labels and hold her head up high when gifting people with her
    syrups. Her not so gelled wild chokecherry jelly was especially
    delicious on ice cream, pound cake and pancakes.

    Excellent save. Thanks, pops.

    And this:
    Title: Wild Chokecherry Daiquiri

    Sounds interesting, though if it were a proper syrup, the
    drink would be on the sweet side for a daiquiri.

    Vladimir
    cat: booze, on the sweet side
    servings: 1

    1/3 oz raspberry syrup
    1/3 oz grenadine
    1/3 oz cassis
    1 oz vodka

    Stir thoroughly (one presumes with ice).

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  • From JIM WELLER@1:123/140 to MICHAEL LOO on Monday, July 15, 2019 22:32:00


    Quoting Michael Loo to Jim Weller <=-

    Jam / if it doesn't set up, you can call it syrup.

    Raine made homemade jellies last year for the first time. She
    wasn't aware of the difference between high and low pectin
    fruit and didn't add Certo or green apples

    Though I am aware of high- and low-pectin fruit, I'm not
    always sure which is which!

    Neither do I, but I know to look it up before starting. Now Raine
    does too!

    Speaking of family and young cooks Neekha was just here for a four
    day weekend along with her boyfriend, who she has moved in with.
    (Yeah, she's all grown up now.) They split their time between our
    place, her mom's family camp site (Betty is out of rehab [fingers
    crossed] and looking for a second chance with her two children) and
    Folk On The Rocks, our mid-summer three day outdoor music concert
    (fun by not nearly at a Woodstock level).

    And Lexi and Charlee are flying up (unaccompanied and with a plane
    change in Edmonton) on July 30. Lexi is growing up too; she has a
    boyfriend old enough to drive!)

    Title: Wild Chokecherry Daiquiri

    Sounds interesting, though if it were a proper syrup, the
    drink would be on the sweet side for a daiquiri.

    Too sweet for my tastes but with a little adjusting ...

    This just might choke you ...

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    Title: Chokecherry Schnapps
    Categories: Alcohol, Fruit, Beverages
    Yield: 1 batch

    4 c Chokecherry juice
    1 c Sugar
    1 c Everclear, 190 proof
    Neutral-grain spirits

    Heat chokecherry juice to warm, but not hot, temperature. Add
    sugar to warmed juice and stir until dissolved. Add Everclear.
    Stir, bottle, cool and let rest one month.

    Recipe By: Milly Mathiason, first place winner in the 1990
    Chokecherry Festival, Lewistown, Montana.

    From: Genius Kitchen

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    Cheers

    Jim


    ... Don't eat blackberry jam if the seeds move.

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