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I am very impressed with this recipe. I've made jam for years, but never tried marmalade, and I love it. This was so simple and it is so delicious--even without the brandy which I did not have on hand. Thanks so much, Leggy Peggy, for posting it and giving me a new favorite.
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I'm always looking for recipes to use kumquats so they don't go to waste and this one was wonderful! Thanks!
person 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 #513448
on February 23, 2009
Yummy! Follwed the directions except did not have brandy and substitued rum instead! Was delicious! Thanks for such an easy recipe. Will be making this every season!
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on December 06, 2008
Here's a trick to get the seeds out: Cut the kumquat in half and then roll the ends between your fingers, squeezing a little. The seeds will pop up and you can wipe them off with the end of your knife. This also works with lemons. I cheated a bit on the recipe and added some pectin. In retrospect, that probably wasn't necessary (and it made the marmalade more acidic!) so I will follow the rules exactly next time. Brilliant touch with that brandy!
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on May 02, 2008
Started this recipe as soon as I knew this chef was a teammate of mine! I did use brandy since the alcohol cooked out & this is an OUTSTANDING marmalade! And definitely a unique item for gift giving, if I can keep my hands off the finished product long enough! Thanks for sharing a great recipe! [Made & reviewed in the Aus/NZ Recipe Swap #16]
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on February 05, 2008
GORGEOUS! I LOVE kumquats and this was a WONDERFUL recipe Peggy! They are VERY expensive in France - so I only made HALF the quantities listed........but LOOK at the colour of it? BEAUTIFUL and also the brandy was MY kind of added extra ingredient - I used local cognac to great effect! I made this over two days instead three days - as I started them off VERY early in the morning on day one. Made for the Aussie/NZ recipe swap. FT:-)Thanks Peggy for a delightful recipe.
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Serving Size: 1 (35 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 36
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