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Marmalade

Marmalade is a half-liquid preserve, made by boiling the pulp of thickly-rinded fruits--oranges, pineapples, quinces, etc., with portions of the rind. (See Classified Index for various kinds of marmalade described in this work.)

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Marmalade

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