Thanks for this delicious jam from Mrs Oldbuck's Pantry, Donna!
The
American Woman’s Cook Book, edited and revised by Ruth Berolzheimer, Director
Culinary Arts Institute Chicago 1946
Canning,
Preserving and Jelly Making: Pineapple and Rhubarb Conserve
4 cups shredded fresh pineapple; 8 cups sliced rhubarb; 1
cup water; 2 oranges (I used lemons);
7 cups sugar; 1 cup blanched almonds
Combine pineapple and water and cook, covered, until tender.
Add rhubarb, juice and grated rind of oranges (or lemons) and sugar. Heat
slowly, stirring until sugar is dissolved. Cook rapidly until thick and clear.
Add almonds and cool slightly. Pour into clean hot glasses and seal with
paraffin. Makes 10 (6oz/30ml) glasses.
Jill from Martin's Creek, a regular stall holder at the Dungog Markets, with some of her delicious Hot Chili and Pineapple Sauce
Annette and Jayme from J J A Aromas, Raymond Terrace, with
their soya melts
– including … pineapple scented ones
Something similar found in Hawaii by Pauline
And something delicious found in Hawaii by Pauline (Thank you)
I remember pineapple relish, probably by Golden Circle, from the 1960s. I loved it on tuna sandwiches for my lunch at school. I made some pineapple relish recently but it wasn't the same.
ReplyDelete