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By RedHeadToToe
on June 22, 2009
This is soooo good, I made exactly as written and wouldn't change a thing. This will be in my gift baskets this year for sure!
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Chef #883092
on July 21, 2008
This was so good! We tried a little last night with lamb sausages. I plan to make more for my friends and family. To save a trip to the store (and gas), I made a few substitutions. It turned out just fine. 1. I used a mixture of red, sweet and cooking onions that I had lying around. 2. I also only had one lemon, so I used 1/4 lemon juice and substituted additional balsamic for the remaining 1/4 cup. 3. I didn't use liquid fruit pectin. Instead, I prepared sur-jell per package directions (1 package + 3/4 water; rolling boil for one minute stirring constantly). Just substitute this for the liquid. No need to change any other steps.
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I made two bathes of this the second I made with white balsamic and it was a beautiful color. I did a rough chop of the onions. Delicious!!!!
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on June 02, 2006
Love the onions and garlic, altho I did cry when slicing all those onions. Left the onions sliced rather than chopping. I think next time (yes, there will be a next time) I will add a bit more garlic and a tad less sugar. This is a savory jam that would be great with meats. I'm thinking of putting some on a roast in the crockpot and letting it cook all day. It would also be great used with wild game meats to help zap the "gamey" taste that it sometimes has. I used this on a hamburger steak...just so I could sample it. Thanks for posting this one KeyWee. :o)
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Serving Size: 1 (2764 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 1
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