4 ideas for a full breakfast. Sweet and sour marmalade from currant juice harmonizes very well with cheese, meat and liver. Gives a taste to sweet milk soups with rice or vermicelli, as well as all types of cereals. Make friends with delicious bread and butter. In any case, a hearty and healthy meal is guaranteed to us!
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Ingredients
- 400 gram Red currant juice
- 200 gram Sugar
- 3 teaspoons Agar-agar
- Pita Bread
- Butter
- Cheese hard
- Soft cheese
- Liver pate
- Bun
- Basil
- Bread
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Instructions
- I cook marmalade on agar-agar (I buy agar via the Internet). This marmalade is dense to the touch (convenient for slicing), while it tastes soft, does not stick to the teeth, does not look like a dense jelly (different structure). And, importantly, it is easy to prepare. I usually make marmalade from currant juice (and even cherries, cranberries. Berries are both fresh and frozen).
- I poured agar into the freshly squeezed juice and let it brew for 30 minutes. Then the solution was heated, mixed, 200 g of sugar was poured, the mixture was brought to a boil and immediately removed from the stove. After about five minutes, I poured the mixture into a container (covered with plastic wrap). Gelatin liquid from agar sets very quickly (as soon as the temperature drops below +40C). I keep marmalade in the refrigerator. Sugar, as is customary for many, is not sprinkled.
- What if I cooked with marmalade instead of desserts? For example, rolls! Currant juice marmalade and liver pate are ideal partners. Spread on pita bread and liver paste, put a strip of cheese and marmalade, wrap, press a little for density. Such rolls are very convenient to take on the road or to work!