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Patrick Grealy

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Patrick was born and raised in Johannesburg and from a young age dreamt about living in the bush. He grew up going on family holidays to Madikwe in the North West where his passion grew. After high school Patrick went to the Eastern ...

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on The Mighty Marula Tree: Part II – Making Marula Jam With Dorence

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Chelsea Allard
Master Tracker

Mmm, does it make your house smell delicious while it’s boiling?

William Paynter
Master Tracker

Thank you for the recipe Patrick.

Vin Beni
Master Tracker

Enjoy the jam very much!
Warm biscuits or bread.

Willa Stanger
Senior Digital Ranger

How nifty! While I’m not a big Amarula aficionado this sounds like a tasty treat.

Valmai Vorster
Master Tracker

Patrick the two of you have become expert jam makers. It looks absolutely delicious, I can just imagine that beautiful golden marula jam on a hot fresh bun. Yum yum.

Christa Blessing
Master Tracker

Mmmh! Sounds delicious.
I hope there will be some of this nice jam left for breakfast in August.

Denise Vouri
Guest contributor

Wonderful story Dan, and how fortunate you were to have a teacher like Dorance show you how to make Marula jam. I love the taste of this fruit but unfortunately, there are no Marula trees in Northern California!

Mary Beth Wheeler
Master Tracker

Looks good! Is the jam served in the camps? I don’t think I’ve ever eaten it. On the other hand, I’m still rather partial to the Marula fruit in Amarula!

Looks awesome and truly delicious… Enjoy.

Tony McCutcheon
Explorer

I never knew Marulas grew edible fruit. How about after step 5 add some yeast and try some homebrew with it.

Ann Richardson Berg
Digital Tracker

Hello Patrick and Dorence, Thank you both for this article how one makes marula jam… Interesting to see and read how to do it! Next time I have to try it! I don’t think I did that when I visit Londolozi. I have now found a new reason to come! 😃
Thank you for sharing!

Kara Taylor
Master Tracker

Sounds delicious- maybe they will be able to make some next time if the season is right 😊

Patsy Crisp
Digital Ranger

Thanks so much Patrick for your interesting and informative articles on the Marula Tree – and lovely to meet you. Enjoy.

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