Add the second layer and repeat, except
use orange marmalade instead of apricot jam.
A few other alterations I had to make was
I used orange marmalade versus apricot jam and it was delicious, and another one is that I used golden raisins versus regular raising but that is because I prefer golden raisins.
So, I didn't have an orange, so
I used some orange marmalade and a little lime juice.
Not exact matches
I
used a combination of raspberry, apricot,
orange marmalade and fig
I will
use the
orange juice instead of water and sub the
orange marmalade for Smuckers
orange - pineapple preserves, i love the addition of pineapple in this.
I
used chia as egg replacer and homemade
orange marmalade instead of maple syrup.
I
used Cointreau and
marmalade to secure marzipan
using the
orange flavour superb!
I only
used 1/2 the
orange for juice and added about 1 teaspoon of
orange marmalade to the juice because I was concerned it would be too soupy.
I decided to adapt it by
using Granny Smith and Fuji Apples and sugar free
orange marmalade as part of the glaze.
I wanted to create an
orange sauce
using marmalade, but was initially concerned that most
marmalades contain such high quantities of sugar but I stumbled across a Smucker's sugar free brand that had only 10 calories per tablespoon.
I «
used to» make my ham uncovered and studded with cloves and coated with
orange marmalade at the end of the cooking.
6 ounces good - quality dark chocolate with 70 % cocoa content, finely chopped (I
use a sharp serrated knife; you can
use the food processor) 1/2 cup whole milk 1 or 2 tablespoons Grand Marnier, or other good - quality
orange liquor 1 cup whole milk Greek yogurt 1 to 2 tablespoons of Kumquat jam or
orange marmalade
Sometimes I
use orange zest, rather than lemon, which creates a great breakfast bread, perfect with
orange marmalade or jam.
I've got chicken tenders in the freezer I could
use, and the BBQ sauce, just need to pick up some
orange marmalade.
Also was thinking of
using all organic ingredients since I want it none high fructose & keep it natural & diabetic friendly
orange marmalade
I do make
orange marmalade and I
use it in sauces as well as a spread for toast.
I substituted
orange marmalade for the OJ, and
used Irish Mist for the whiskey.
No OJ, so I
used 1/4 cup of
orange marmalade mix with 1/4 cup of water.
Chocolate and
orange are such a great combination of flavours, and
using marmalade for the
orange flavour of these brownies is a great twist.
If you're not
using a processor, cream the butter and both sugars by hand or in a freestanding mixer, beat in the
marmalade followed by the dry ingredients, then the eggs, and finally the
orange zest and juice.
For about 6 cups of finished
marmalade, we
used: 7 blood
oranges 2 lemons 4 cups water 4.5 cups sugar (roughly... you'll find out the exact amount as you're cooking)