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Sunshiny Saturday

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  1. Reposted from my LJ:

    [26 Mar 2005|06:19pm]
    I am being so silly, because we have three minutes before our jelly is
    supposed to be reinverted, and my only thought was "Let's go post about
    our jelly!" Guy and I just made citrus jelly. I hope hope hope it turns
    out. Yay!

    Guy points out, and rightly so, that what's important is that it's jelly
    made from his citrus from his very own trees. Meyer lemons and juice
    oranges. The stuff is the color of sunshine, and the house smells sunny
    and happy, and who has a better life than I do?

    Back after it's jelly.

    [26 Mar 2005|06:38pm]
    Ohmigod. We just tasted the little bit of jelly that wouldn't fit in the
    jars. It's SO good. It tastes like it smells -- like sunshine. So proud
    and happy!

    [26 Mar 2005|07:01pm]
    Oh, and here's the recipe we used for the jelly.
    http://www.kraftfoods.com/recipes/JamsJelliesPreserves/Citrus/CERTOCitru
    sJelly.html

    We'll let you know how it turns out. [Edit: But we used the inversion
    method on the Certa package, which is to say we skipped the
    boiling-water bath and just poured the stuff quickly into jars, screwed
    on the tops, inverted the jars for 5 minutes, then flipped them back
    over. According to Certa, this works for high-acid jellies, but nothing
    else.]

    [26 Mar 2005|09:42pm]

    Got to Guy's and he says to me, he says, "I have a *plan*."

    Dun-dun-DAHHN!

    Good plan, love. We went to the coffeeshop and read for a couple of
    hours between admiring cute neighborhood toddlers. Then we came home and
    I made meatloaf, penne, and asparagus. Then we made citrus jelly. Then
    we sat (are sitting) around like married folk, listening to Crowded
    House and working on our computers (he's organizing his comics,
    something he's wanted to do for a while). I'm taking more oranges and
    lemons home so I can make more jelly. It will make good gifts, and
    Charlotte (who has a habit of bringing us lemony goodness) is first in
    line, if she wishes.

    Good, good day. Went fast.

    serene
    --
    http://serenejournal.livejournal.com
    http://www.jhuger.com

  2. On Sat 26 Mar 2005 11:51:57p, Serene wrote in rec.food.cooking:

    Quoted message said:

    Reposted from my LJ:

    [26 Mar 2005|06:19pm]
    I am being so silly, because we have three minutes before our jelly is
    supposed to be reinverted, and my only thought was "Let's go post about
    our jelly!" Guy and I just made citrus jelly. I hope hope hope it turns
    out. Yay!

    Guy points out, and rightly so, that what's important is that it's jelly
    made from his citrus from his very own trees. Meyer lemons and juice
    oranges. The stuff is the color of sunshine, and the house smells sunny
    and happy, and who has a better life than I do?

    Back after it's jelly.

    [26 Mar 2005|06:38pm]
    Ohmigod. We just tasted the little bit of jelly that wouldn't fit in the
    jars. It's SO good. It tastes like it smells -- like sunshine. So proud
    and happy!

    [26 Mar 2005|07:01pm]
    Oh, and here's the recipe we used for the jelly.
    http://www.kraftfoods.com/recipes/JamsJelliesPreserves/Citrus/CERTOCitru
    sJelly.html

    We'll let you know how it turns out. [Edit: But we used the inversion
    method on the Certa package, which is to say we skipped the
    boiling-water bath and just poured the stuff quickly into jars, screwed
    on the tops, inverted the jars for 5 minutes, then flipped them back
    over. According to Certa, this works for high-acid jellies, but nothing
    else.]

    [26 Mar 2005|09:42pm]

    Got to Guy's and he says to me, he says, "I have a *plan*."

    Dun-dun-DAHHN!

    Good plan, love. We went to the coffeeshop and read for a couple of
    hours between admiring cute neighborhood toddlers. Then we came home and
    I made meatloaf, penne, and asparagus. Then we made citrus jelly. Then
    we sat (are sitting) around like married folk, listening to Crowded
    House and working on our computers (he's organizing his comics,
    something he's wanted to do for a while). I'm taking more oranges and
    lemons home so I can make more jelly. It will make good gifts, and
    Charlotte (who has a habit of bringing us lemony goodness) is first in
    line, if she wishes.

    Good, good day. Went fast.

    serene

    Sounds like a great day! Also, a very tasty day!

    --
    Wayne Boatwright
    ____________________________________________

    Give me a smart idiot over a stupid genius any day.
    Sam Goldwyn, 1882-1974

  3. Wayne Boatwright said:

    Sounds like a great day! Also, a very tasty day!

    I'm thinking of using blood oranges for the next batch. Got some sweet
    ones relatively cheaply yesterday (though not as cheaply as plucking
    them off Guy's tree, for sure).

    serene
    --
    http://serenejournal.livejournal.com
    http://www.jhuger.com

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