Herbie
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Wolfberry jam
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Herbie
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Apparently ximenia caffra (sour plumbs) can be made into a jam but I can't find any photos.
Nor me and that was my find too - but I do have this: https://www.cooksinfo.com/ximenia
That will have to do.
'Y' is next!
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Plums come in the colour yellow which I have made into jam before ...
It also goes by another name Mirabelle jam (French and there's a Spanish version as well.)
An alternative even more satisfying 'Y': Yam jam!
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Zucchini Jam
OK - time for a new topic. So far we have had:
- Alcoholic drinks
- Vegetables
- Spices
- French
- Mexican
- Red food and drink
- Desserts
- Brands and manufacturers
- White food and drink
- Green vegetables
- Italian food and drink
- Bread
- Potato types and dishes.
- Fish and fish dishes
- Indian dishes
- Caribbean Food and Drink
- Spanish food and drink
- Cheeses
- Sweets and Candies
- Condiments
- Cereals
- South American Food and Drink.
- Chilli Peppers and Salsas
- British food and drink
- Fruit
- Scottish Food & Drink
- Chinese food and ingredients
- Scandinavian food and drink
- Nuts
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- Korean food and drink
- Culinary herbs
- Jams
Herbie
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North American?
Potatoes and potato dishes?
Potatoes and potato dishes?
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That sounds like a good idea
We already did that - see above list no 13.
Herbie
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That would be interesting.