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mrs bouquet
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« on: November 03, 2009, 08:46 PM »

As I am back (as Arnie would say!)
Here's a dead easy new one, it looks fantastic, and will make some good pressies.


Take a large kilner jar,

and some thin skinned lemons, wash them and then spear and put some cloves into them, (whatever you think looks good, I put about 12 cloves in each).

Pack the lemons into the kilner jar and then top with olive oil, choose whichever oil is your favourite, I like mild and light.  (you can use corn oil, if desired).

Leave them for at least a month.  You can then use them for anything eg: put one inside a chicken when you are roasting it.  Use with fish, put one into your casseroles, jerks, or anything else that comes to mind.   Use the oil for your salads, coating veg, fish or anything else.

When they are in the kilners they look absolutely fab, so I am going to do one for myself !!!!!!!!

Enjoy, Mrs. Bouquet
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sunshineband
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« Reply #1 on: November 03, 2009, 08:49 PM »

I love these. We have a family recipe that includes salt as well, but I think I prefer yours Mrs B  biggrin biggrin

Ta muchly   Wink
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mumofstig
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« Reply #2 on: November 03, 2009, 09:45 PM »

Sound good smile ....... like Sunshineband I have only used the recipe with salt, lots of salt, to preserve them.
How long do they keep preserved in oil Mrs B ?
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Poolfield2
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« Reply #3 on: November 03, 2009, 10:24 PM »

Thanks for that, I knew I missed you :lol:They must look fab as gifts.
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mrs bouquet
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« Reply #4 on: November 04, 2009, 01:51 PM »

Sound good smile ....... like Sunshineband I have only used the recipe with salt, lots of salt, to preserve them.
How long do they keep preserved in oil Mrs B ?

I couldn't tell you for certain, because I use them up fairly quickly, I always leave them 4-6 weeks before I use them and then they are generally all gone in 4-6 weeks  biggrin biggrin biggrin.  If I haven't used all the oil up I pour it into my new batch, but normally thats gone as well !!!
I shall bottle up 1 and see how long it lasts.   laugh laugh laugh  regards, Mrs Bouquet
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argyllie
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« Reply #5 on: November 04, 2009, 02:12 PM »

Sounds like a lovely gift idea Mrs Bouquet.

Lorna.  smile
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