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Grapefruit marmalade is a delightful homemade citrus marmalade that's a welcome change of pace from traditional orange. This recipe is a quick marmalade recipe, using pectin, which makes it easy to make at home.

With just 2 ingredients and no pectin needed, this grapefruit jam is ready in less than an hour, so you can make it anytime!

Homemade Grapefruit Marmelade is a flavourful and delicious treat on breakfast table. This easy to make recipe is tangy, jelly, soft, and zesty. A delightful and healthy preserve to start your day right and on a pleasant note.

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An easy homemade preserve with a refreshing, bittersweet taste that's perfect for your morning toast, pancakes, porridge or yogurt.Although the flavour is like marmalade, I prefer to call it jam as it is made with grapefruit pulp and juice only, with no peel.

If you enjoy making your own condiments from seasonal produce, this soft set Grapefruit Marmalade is for you. Marmalade is a favoured preserve on many breakfast tables. It is easy to appreciate that this zesty, tangy preserve is a great way to start the day.

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I have a bad habit of buying a mountain of fruit without much of a plan and then letting it sit around while I ponder and research. It doesn't get me into too much trouble

I should note that I like my jam on the tart side. The amount of sugar shown is based on how much apricot puree I got from this particular batch of apricots. Because fruit doesn’t grow in standardized quantities (at least the fruit I want to eat) my general rule is to use three-quarters of the amount of sugar per one-part apricot puree. So if you use more, or less, apricots, simply use for each cup of puree, by volume, three-quarters cup of sugar. Apricots become quite tangy once cooked, so…