About Mrs Darlington's Apple & Sage Jelly With Cider
About Mrs Darlington's Apple & Sage Jelly With Cider
Roast pork without something sharp and sweet on the side is just a lot of chewing. Mrs Darlington's Apple & Sage Jelly With Cider is the fix.
Apple and sage are the old Sunday lunch double act, and the cider gives the pair a bit of orchard swagger. It sits on the edge of the plate looking modest, then quietly disappears.
If you grew up with a jar of something wobbly next to the roast, you know the gap it leaves when it is not there. Consider the gap filled.
Frequently asked questions about Mrs Darlington's Apple & Sage Jelly With Cider
Q: Is this the UK version?
A: It is. This is the British jar from Mrs Darlington's, and it ships to you from within Canada.
Q: What do people actually eat it with?
A: Roast pork first and foremost, then gammon, sausages and pork pies. It is also very good on a cheese board, where it tends to outlast its welcome by about one cracker.
Q: Does it make a good gift?
A: Put it in a box with a chutney and a decent bit of cheese and send it to someone who misses Sunday lunch. It will be opened before the card is read.
More about Mrs Darlington's Apple & Sage Jelly With Cider
Fruit jellies like this belong to the very British habit of putting a spoonful of something sweet next to something savoury: redcurrant with lamb, apple with pork, a sharp jelly beside a wedge of cheese. Apple and sage sits firmly at the pork end of the table.
People in Canada go looking for it because the Sunday roast travels well and its little jars do not. The joint is easy to find. The thing that made it taste like your mum's kitchen takes a bit more hunting.
The jar is a modest one, which is about right for a few roasts and a cheese board or two. Keep it in the cupboard until it is opened, then follow the pack. A teaspoon on the plate, a dab stirred into the gravy, or a brush over a gammon near the end of its time in the oven all work.
Mrs Darlington's also makes curds, jams and chutneys, so if the jelly earns its keep, the rest of the shelf deserves a look. Most people pick up a chutney for the cheese while they are at it, and nobody has ever regretted that.
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