US July 4, 2021 menus

[lemniscate]

4 minutes ago, TdeV said:

 

That recipe looks like a huge amount of sugar for not very many grapefruit. Was your jam sweet?

 

That page was just an example of what the jam looked like.  I can't vouch for that recipe.

 

It was normal jam sweet, not overly.  But I did find out she added goji berries and pineapple also, which cut down on the white sugar additions   I don't taste the other flavors strangely enough, just a mellow grapefruit flavor.  I hate marmalade, so citrus preserves always make me suspect.  This is not bitter.   

Edited July 5, 2021 by lemniscate (log)

[Anna N]

10 minutes ago, TdeV said:

That recipe looks like a huge amount of sugar for not very many grapefruit. Was your jam sweet?

That does not strike me as out of proportion. 

[blue_dolphin]

26 minutes ago, TdeV said:

 

That recipe looks like a huge amount of sugar for not very many grapefruit. Was your jam sweet?

 

14 minutes ago, Anna N said:

That does not strike me as out of proportion. 

 

I agree.  Here's a recipe that uses a bit less, but it's in the same range.  

[gfweb]

We found a straggler! 

So the menu is Scallops with chorizo/corn/potato hash (or whatever the proper term is...perhaps confit?)