Marmalade for the Charlotte

Source: Eliza Acton, 1845

Instructions

  1. Weigh three pounds of good boiling apples, after they have been pared, cored, and quartered.
  2. Put them into a stewpan with six ounces of fresh butter, three quarters of a pound of sugar beaten to powder, three quarters of a teaspoonful of pounded cinnamon, and the strained juice of a lemon.
  3. Let these stew over a gentle fire, until they form a perfectly smooth and dry marmalade; keep them often stirred that they may not burn, and let them cool before they are put into the crust.
  4. This quantity is for a moderate-sized Charlotte.

View on Foodymology