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Orange and chili jam
13Mar

Orange and chili jam

The idea of growing your own fruit and veg has always appealed to me. Dealing with plants during the winter and their temperament when it comes to types of soil and water quantities is not so appealing. So although the chilies for this recipe come from our garden, I give credit to my husband for caring for them from seed to harvest time. A harvest that filled a cereal bowl! This jam is not very spicy so my suggestion would be to keep the seeds on when blending in order to get enough heat. I used tinned roasted peppers but you can also dry fry the peppers with the chilies if you want to use fresh. Spread generously on sausage sandwiches or on a slab of sharp cheddar. Orange and Chilli Jam Yields 800g 100g of red chillies 460g roasted red peppers (skinned) 400g tinned tomatoes 2 cloves of garlic (grated) 1 tsp all spice 1 tsp salt 2 cm piece of ginger, skinned and grated 160ml apple cider vinegar 2 oranges, juice and zest 350g dark brown sugar 1. Sterilise glass jars by placing them in the dishwasher or baking them in the oven (200C) for around 20 minutes
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25Jan

Maize thumbprint biscuits [GF]

You may say that these biscuits look Christmassy but they are actually a childhood favourite of mine. I did come across the original recipe whilst on Christmas break at my parents house and I was so happy I did.  In Brazil they are often sold as little balls that melt in your mouth, I remember like it was yesterday eating them at my grandma’s house.  The original recipe belongs to my aunt, but I modified it as it asked for margarine and I never, ever buy margarine. So I tested it 3 times and settled on this recipe. Easy, quick, inexpensive and gluten free. It’s best served with a cup of milky coffee. Maize thumbprint biscuits (makes 36 biscuits) 150g coconut oil 1 egg 200g condensed milk 350g cornflour Seedless raspberry jam Icing sugar to dust 1. Preheat the oven to 170C (fan). With an electric whisk beat together the coconut oil, egg and condensed milk until all ingredients are well incorporated. 2. Slowly add the cornflour, folding with a spoon between additions. 3. Make little balls with the dough and place them on a baking sheet lined with greaseproof paper. At this point do your thumb print right in
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