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If you haven’t heard of Yotam Ottolenghi, you’ve missed the last 6 years of news and the many cookbooks he has put out inspired by his restaurants in London –
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If you haven’t heard of Yotam Ottolenghi, you’ve missed the last 6 years of news and the many cookbooks he has put out inspired by his restaurants in London –
This pie was required eating at Thanksgiving and Christmas when I grew up. Here’s the recipe to make the pie. I made a gluten free crust.
After making candied citron twice, I found making candied orange and lemon peel easier. (I’ll share the recipe for candied citron in another post.) It’s not hard, it just takes some time. I made the candied orange peel and lemon peel in an afternoon. It needs to dry overnight and then it ready for use the next day.
My brother, Hunter, and I decided it was time to make a batch of mincemeat for mincemeat pies – after repeated requests from friends wanting mincemeat pies. We grew up with our paternal grandmother, aunt and father making a batch every Thanksgiving, so it would meld in the canning jars and be ready by Christmas for pies. My brother and I had never made the recipe, although we certainly had observed the process. Two other interested friends, Rob and Christine, joined us to mix up a batch of 16 to 20 quarts. That’s how much mincemeat my great grandmother’s recipe from her 1883 cookbook makes.