🍊🥞 Kumquat Marmalade 🥞🍊

This tangy-sweet kumquat marmalade recipe is delicious and perfect for spreading on toast or even eating by the spoonful. Also incredibly easy to make, and totally gluten-free, vegan, and no added pectin is required either! Make a batch or two to enjoy all year round!
Kumquats are mini citrus fruits that grow in warm-weather climates on small, shrub-like trees that are typically used in landscaping. Native to eastern Asia and belonging to the same family of fruit as oranges, lemons, and limes, kumquats distinguish themselves with their small size and edible peel. Depending on the variety, they can appear as early as November and as late as April, but they're at their best in December and January. Kumquats are enjoyed in a variety of ways: candied, pickled, pureed, turned into marmalade, or simply washed and eaten whole.
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🍊🥞 Kumquat Marmalade 🥞🍊
This tangy-sweet kumquat marmalade recipe is delicious and perfect for spreading on toast or even eating by the spoonful. Also incredibly easy to make, and totally gluten-free, vegan, and no added pectin is required either! Make a batch or two to enjoy all year round!
Kumquats are mini citrus fruits that grow in warm-weather climates on small, shrub-like trees that are typically used in landscaping. Native to eastern Asia and belonging to the same family of fruit as oranges, lemons, and limes, kumquats distinguish themselves with their small size and edible peel. Depending on the variety, they can appear as early as November and as late as April, but they're at their best in December and January. Kumquats are enjoyed in a variety of ways: candied, pickled, pureed, turned into marmalade, or simply washed and eaten whole.
#CA2025 #July2026
Steps
- 1
Combine the sliced kumquats in a pot with the water.
Bring the kumquat-water mixture to a boil, reduce heat and allow to simmer for about 45 minutes until the rinds are very tender. - 2
Add the sugar and lemon juice to the pot and bring to a boil again, stirring occasionally until a gel stage is reached (about 220F, or 105C when checked with a kitchen thermometer).
- 3
Remove the pot from heat and skim the foam from the surface.
Transfer the mixture to sterile jars and seal immediately. Refrigerate marmalade once seal has been broken.
- 4
#Notes:
you may also substitute the kumquats with other citrus fruits, such as oranges, mandarins or grapefruit.
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