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Zingy lime and lemon marmalade


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Ingredients

2 bottle(s)

Zingy lime and lemon marmalade

  • 4 Limes, cut into quarters and seeds removed if any
  • 3-4 lemons if they are large use 3, cut into quaters and seeds removed
  • 500 - 600 grams of sugar, reserve 100gms
  • 450 grams of water
  • 6
    1h 0min
    Preparation 10min
    Baking/Cooking
  • 7
    easy
    Preparation
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      TM 5
      If you are using a Thermomix® TM6 measuring cup with your Thermomix® TM5:
      For cooking (simmering) at temperatures of 95°C or above (200°F), the simmering basket should always be used instead of the TM6 measuring cup, as the TM6 measuring cup fits tightly in the lid. The simmering basket rests loosely on top, is steam-permeable, and also prevents food spatter from the mixing bowl.
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Recipe's preparation

  1. Place limes and lemons in the bowl and chop 6 seconds speed 6 - stir with spatula and repeat
    Add the water and 500 gms of sugar and cook 30 minutes - 100 deg - speed 2 - mc off
    Taste at this stage and if it is really zingy you can add the extra 100gms of sugar - if you feel its fine for your taste buds leave it out - cook for a further 20mins - 100deg - speed 2 - mc off
    Pour into steralized bottles
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  • Hi, I have a lime tree but no lemons. Would it be...

    Submitted by quendaqueen on 26. May 2023 - 19:09.

    Hi, I have a lime tree but no lemons. Would it be OK just to use the limes by themselves? I do have a few tart oranges not quite ripe at present. Advice? Thank you.

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  • So disappointed that mine turned out runny and...

    Submitted by Amandalazy on 14. June 2021 - 18:18.

    So disappointed that mine turned out runny and very very bitter. Maybe citrus size is a factor????

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  • Have just made this marmalade. I used 2 limes and...

    Submitted by 2222 on 20. June 2020 - 17:16.

    Have just made this marmalade. I used 2 limes and 4 lemons from my garden and 2 bought oranges. I followed the recipe but chopped fruit for 6 seconds on speed 6 and only 3 seconds on speed 5 as I like it a little chunky. The 500gm of sugar was perfect for a nice zingy taste. It was slightly runny but has firmed to a very nice spreadable consistancy. The taste is divine.

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  • I'm making this for the second time - actually...

    Submitted by jillbennett80 on 8. February 2020 - 20:29.

    I'm making this for the second time - actually used a mix of oranges and lemons from our tree here in Mallorca! It was a bit runny the first time but I gave all the jars away to friends and neighbours - hence the need to make more! The consensus is it's yummy! Thanks for the recipe!

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  • I tried this recipe today and there were two...

    Submitted by Cakeorders on 15. July 2019 - 14:32.

    I tried this recipe today and there were two problems.
    1. It boiled over every time it got to 95°
    2. It did not set

    Tastes delicious although it was really runny.

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