Evening Republican, Volume 16, Number 230, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 25 September 1912 — TAKE UP ENGLISH DELICACY [ARTICLE]

TAKE UP ENGLISH DELICACY

Orange Marmalade Has Become Pop_ular Dish in America —How It Bhou!d Be Served. America has become addicted to the orange-marmalade habit. That which is bought, much of it shipped from over seas, is never quite so good as that which can be made at home. For every dozen thin-skinned oranges al-. low. three lemons, all the fruit, being washed and sliced as thin as Then cover it with water in the proportion of one and a half quarts of water to every quart of fruit, and allow It to stand over night. Next morning the mixture is cooked slowly for two hours, sometimes a little more. Sugar equal in amount to the cooked fruit is added and the cooking is resumed until the mixture Jellies from a spoon, which wIU be in from a half to a full hour. There should be no guesswork in adding the sugar. Measure the cooked fruit carefully to get at the amount of sugar to be used.