Blood Orange Marmalade
I'm teaching two marmalade classes this weekend, so thought I better get into the kitchen to make sure my recipe still works. I love working with citrus, and blood oranges are the prettiest citrus of all.

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I'm teaching two marmalade classes this weekend, so thought I better get into the kitchen to make sure my recipe still works. I love working with citrus, and blood oranges are the prettiest citrus of all.
Reader Comments (4)
It still holds up. I went to your Surfas demonstration a couple years back and make your citrus marmalade every year since. In fact, I made a batch last night. People love it! I love it!
Of course your recipe works! I made my fourth or fifth batch of marmalade using your recipe, just last weekend. I found the recipe last year, and the marmalade was so good, I knew I had to come back to it. Thank you.
Indeed the prettiest citrus is the blood orange. My personal fav. I wait all year for them.
When will your cook book be available??
Thanks!
I love blood oranges... I buy them by the dozen and throw them in everything this time of year.