Sir Kenelm Digby’s 1669 Recipe for ‘Marmalute of Red Currants’
This C17th recipe for a marmalade of redcurrants sounds tasty, but is typically vague in the detail department.
This C17th recipe for a marmalade of redcurrants sounds tasty, but is typically vague in the detail department.
Here’s an eighteenth century version of marmalade that seems very similar to modern marmalade making methods.
This C17th recipe is for two types of marmelade – white or ordinary – depending on when you add the sugar to the fruit.
Here’s a seventeenth century knight of the realm’s recipe for a sweet and spicy apple conserve to spread on your toast.