Someone gave me a jar of homemade mint jelly. We don't typically eat lamb - Any suggestions for using it?
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SeaJambonDecember 18, 2012
Or add it to icing and frost some sugar cookies with it --maybe then sprinkling on some crushed candy canes. HO HO HO!
Sam1148December 18, 2012
This is a classic that appears this time of year at potluck office parties.
http://www.thecountrycook.net/2011/02/party-meatballs-slow-cooker.html
Meatballs in a slow cooker with grape jelly. Maybe using ground lamb and Mediterranean spices for the meatballs, Chopped parsley, garlic, allspice, cinnamon, cloves. And a heat element like the BBQ sauce and mint jelly instead of the grape jelly.
http://www.thecountrycook.net/2011/02/party-meatballs-slow-cooker.html
Meatballs in a slow cooker with grape jelly. Maybe using ground lamb and Mediterranean spices for the meatballs, Chopped parsley, garlic, allspice, cinnamon, cloves. And a heat element like the BBQ sauce and mint jelly instead of the grape jelly.
MrsWheelbarrowDecember 17, 2012
Stir a teaspoon into a tall glass of iced tea. Or a cocktail with gin and sparkling water and a wedge of cucumber.
Mix mint jelly with cilantro and yogurt and spoon over roasted eggplant.
Mix with strawberry jam and fill a tart, thumbprint cookies or ribbon through vanilla ice cream.
In a pinch, add it to smoothies.
Mix mint jelly with cilantro and yogurt and spoon over roasted eggplant.
Mix with strawberry jam and fill a tart, thumbprint cookies or ribbon through vanilla ice cream.
In a pinch, add it to smoothies.
MonitaDecember 17, 2012
You could uses it as a filling for Linzer torte or thimbprint cookies
babytigerDecember 17, 2012
I've seen people put it on top of cream cheese on crackers.
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