This delicious marmalade takes three days to make, but the end-result is worth it: a big batch of perfectly balanced sweet, bitter and tart marmalade. Rachel Saunders is the former owner of Blue Chair ...

After Marcelle Bienvenu served up a citrus-scented batch of lemon recipes last week, Barbara writes: "Here's another recipe for Meyer Lemon Marmalade that is real easy to make. I hate orange marmalade ...

Meyer lemons are found in abundance all over the Bay Area, and make lovely marmalade. The Eureka lemon adds a bit of tartness, and its peel provides the pectin necessary for a nice set. Meyer lemon ...

Most marmalades have a bitter after-taste—making one that is sweet takes extra time, but it's worth the effort. When I first moved into my house, one of the perks was a full-grown orange tree in the ...

I’m continuing my Meyer lemon love this week with a marmalade recipe that I hope you’ll enjoy. Their season is so brief that I want to take advantage of them in every possible way. Making fruit ...

3/4 cup grated lemon zest, removed from fruit using a Microplane grater 6 cups sugar 1. Pour juice and zest into a nonreactive pot; bring to a boil. As soon as it comes to a full boil, cover the pot ...

1. Pulse the blackberries in a food processor or mash them up with your hands. You could even leave a few semi-mashed so the jam has a variety of textures. Add the sugar and lemon juice, and stir with ...

If you were going to go and have a fruit named after you, you could do a lot worse than the Meyer lemon. Sweeter, richer, and less acidic than a regular lemon, it bears the name of USDA scout Frank N.

This is a great lemon marmalade that I've used for many applications: spoon some on top of any kind of ice cream, smear it on toast or biscuits, spread it on Cornish hens just as they come out of the ...