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I whipped up a batch of onion marmalade from Mario Batali's Two Villages cookbook...insanely simple and it will blow your guests away...slather on brushetta, dollop on a pork chop, condiment for a turkey sandwich.

2 medium red onions chopped 1/4 inch dice
2 cups OJ
1 Cup Port (I used Madeira)
1 Cup water
1 tablespoon sugar
1 teaspoon salt

bring to boil and reduce until jammy like consistence...the recipe said this will take 20 mintues, mine took 2 hours...perhaps the difference between using a restaurant stoves' BTUs vs. my crappy electic stove? laugh.gif
bilrus
Giadia made something similar and served it on top of a pork chop on a show I watched over the weekend. It looked damn good.
mdt
QUOTE (bilrus @ Jan 16 2007, 11:24 AM) *
Giadia made something similar and served it on top of a pork chop on a show I watched over the weekend. It looked damn good.

Giada prepares food on that show?! laugh.gif
hillvalley
This is the recipe that I use. The house smells amazing for days.
grover
Does it taste like the onion spread at Vidalia? Then I would like to make it.
bilrus
QUOTE (mdt @ Jan 16 2007, 11:30 AM) *
Giada prepares food on that show?! laugh.gif

I must have been hungry.
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