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REC using Barb Schaller's Cherry Jam

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  1. I made this on Thursday for 15 people with an 8 lb pork loin. Served
    it with Moros y Cristianos (Cuban black beans and rice) a vinagrette
    salad of cucumber, cauliflower, carrots, radisnes and red, yellow,
    orange & green bell peppers Coconut pineapple "right-side-up" cake
    for dessert. Everything vanished.

    Thanks Barb!

    Cherry Chipotle Sauce for Pork Tenderloin

    1 jar Gedney's Cherry Jam by Barb Schaller
    2 tablespoons (+ or -) canned chipotle chilis in adobo, finely minced
    juice of one lemon or 1 large lime
    water if necessary

    Melt jam over low heat. Add chilis. Stir in juice. Heat to just
    boiling. Add a little water if sauce seems too thick. Serve with roast
    pork tenderloin rubbed with lime juice, garlic and oregano. (It would
    also be wonderful with roast chicken.)

    Lynn from Fargo
    Who thinks she may have misspelled Schaller

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    Lynn from Fargo said:

    I made this on Thursday for 15 people with an 8 lb pork loin. Served
    it with Moros y Cristianos (Cuban black beans and rice) a vinagrette
    salad of cucumber, cauliflower, carrots, radisnes and red, yellow,
    orange & green bell peppers Coconut pineapple "right-side-up" cake
    for dessert. Everything vanished.

    Thanks Barb!

    Cherry Chipotle Sauce for Pork Tenderloin

    1 jar Gedney's Cherry Jam by Barb Schaller
    2 tablespoons (+ or -) canned chipotle chilis in adobo, finely minced
    juice of one lemon or 1 large lime
    water if necessary

    Melt jam over low heat. Add chilis. Stir in juice. Heat to just
    boiling. Add a little water if sauce seems too thick. Serve with roast
    pork tenderloin rubbed with lime juice, garlic and oregano. (It would
    also be wonderful with roast chicken.)

    Lynn from Fargo
    Who thinks she may have misspelled Schaller

    You got it just right! Are you telling me that you found the jam in
    Fargo? Excellent!! Do they have the Peach Raspberry, too? Didja know
    I'm Gedney's only Jam Lady with jams? Is it not just the best stuff
    you've ever had? Glad to see the particulars for a recipe. I've got it
    in my head, but hadn't tried it out yet. I thought about making some
    for Easter's ham.
    --
    -Barb, <www.jamlady.eboard.com> Sweet Potato Follies added 2/24/05.
    "I read recipes the way I read science fiction: I get to the end and
    say,'Well, that's not going to happen.'" - Comedian Rita Rudner,
    performance at New York, New York, January 10, 2005.

  3. Yes the jam is in Fargo. No the Peach Melba stuff disappeared from our
    shelves a couple of years ago.

    Do try the recipe - for pork or chicken. People here are still talking
    about that sauce!

    Love
    Lynn from Fargo

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