currant jelly

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A jam-like spread made from currants, sugar, and water.

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  • Roast lamb is traditionally served with currant jelly.
  • The roast lamb was served with a dollop of currant jelly.
  • She loves toast with a generous spread of currant jelly for breakfast.
  • She enjoys a simple breakfast of toast and currant jelly.
  • To make the glaze, you will need two tablespoons of currant jelly.
  • My grandmother used to make the best homemade currant jelly every summer.
  • Do you have any homemade currant jelly left from last summer?
  • A spoonful of currant jelly can enhance the flavor of many savory dishes.
  • The tartness of the currant jelly cuts through the richness of the cheese.
  • We ran out of currant jelly, so I'll have to buy some more.
  • I need to pick up a jar of currant jelly from the supermarket.
  • The recipe calls for a generous amount of currant jelly in the sauce.
  • My grandmother's currant jelly is much better than the store-bought kind.
  • He prefers currant jelly over other fruit preserves on his scones.
  • He doesn't like the sweet and sour taste of currant jelly.
  • Do you have any currant jelly to go with this cheese board?
  • The secret to his delicious sauce was a spoonful of melted currant jelly.
  • The baker made a delicious tart filled with sweet currant jelly.
  • Making currant jelly is a time-consuming process, but the result is worth it.
  • Homemade currant jelly makes a wonderful gift during the holidays.