Grilled Iced Apricot Jam
- 15 apricots
- 3 cups caster sugar
- 1 apple (sliced thinly)
- 1 large rocket
- Before attempting to cook this recipe, you must come to terms with your mortality in lieu of your almost certain death.
- Bring the apricots and caster sugar, 3 cups' worth, as well as the apple slices to simmer and then turn down the heat, letting it cook for a further 4-5 hours, until gloopy in texture.
- Take a moment to familiarise yourself with the workings of temperature.
- A quick summary follows: I will try to keep the science lingo to a minimum.
- Hot, as we know, is an increase of cold.
- Which means the more something cold increases (Ie, the colder it gets), the higher the temperature.
- With this in mind, proceed to:.
- Use your rocket to launch yourself, and your apricot jam into space.
- It is absolutely crucial that you calculate your trajectory so that you pass through a shaded expanse beyond the Earth's atmosphere, so that your jam can be sufficiently cooled, infact frozen.
- If you do not do this, your jam may heat up to up to 260 degrees celcius, thoroughly spoiling the recipe.
- Passing through shade, begin a space walk outside your craft, with apricot jam and your portable grill (insert batteries prior) in hand.
- Merely wait, as your jam will begin to freeze as the outside temperature nears absolute zero.
- When iced:.
- Place your iced jam on top of the grill, and cook for 2-6 minutes.
- In the unlikely event of your persisting to be alive, return to Earth and serve your grilled iced apricot jam on a round of toast for a delicious and fruity breakfast!
apricots, caster sugar, apple, rocket
Taken from www.food.com/recipe/grilled-iced-apricot-jam-517188 (may not work)