WHAT DO DO WITH A GLUT
If, unlike Lynda, you are lucky enough to have a surplus of grapefruit, juice the extras, use the skins for marmalade, then add both to a pot of mulled wine fortified with citrus liqueur. Or, fill your workday thermos with a virgin version, as mulled wine is equally moreish when made with a teetotal tipple such as Giesen 0% New Zealand Merlot or Jacobs Creek Unvined Shiraz.
MARMALADE MULLED WINE 750ml red wine
500ml fresh grapefruit juice
1 cinnamon stick
1 star anise
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 bay leaf
½ cup marmalade
50ml Cointreau or Triple Sec (optional) fresh bay leaves and orange slices,
to garnish
Combine all ingredients except the liqueur (and garnishes) in a large pot or slow cooker and bring to a very gentle simmer. Just before serving, take off the heat, strain out the whole spices and add the citrus liqueur. Serve garnished with orange slices and fresh bay leaves.
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