marmalade

Converse of object

• make: Another hidden talent was his skill in making marmalade to a secret family recipe.
• add: Pour into the ingredients in the mixing bowl and add the marmalade.
• spread: Not bad, they say, spreading marmalade on another slice.
• produce: A jar of Seville orange marmalade produced by Charles's lot costs pounds 1.95.

Adjective modifier

• home-made: Shirley believes the secret lies in the flavor of the home-made marmalade which she always uses.
• homemade: Homemade marmalade is not like shop bought stuff... you might even like it!
• orange: Throughout the day they serve their famous buns with cinnamon or ginger butter, orange marmalade, clotted cream, or other toppings.
• red: With Christmas fast approaching, Beacon Foods ' new product development team believes its red onion marmalade will be in great demand.
• lemon: Dry and elegant in the mouth with more honey and an edge of lemon marmalade.
• chunky: In place of a chocolate bar, have a slice of toast with chunky marmalade.

Preposition: on

• toast: People from all over the world would pay millions for the privilege of spreading butter and marmalade on the royal toast.

Used with adjective complement

• make: A full Devonshire or continental breakfast is available, together with yoghurts, cereal, toast from Rosie's bread and home made marmalade.

Modifies a noun

• jar: Browse in the antique shop, still selling Alexander Keiller's marmalade jars, albeit empty!
• sandwich: Jeremy has grown up with the marmalade sandwich eating bear thanks to his Mom who designed the first ever Paddington in 1972.
• cat: The last few yards I am followed by alarge marmalade cat.
• factory: Another is that it was an invention of Janet Keiller, whose Dundee family built the first marmalade factory in 1797.
• sauce: A calcium rich breakfast drop scone, cooked on a griddle or frying pan and served with a tangy marmalade sauce.

Noun used with modifier

• onion: Serve the stuffed pork steak with a portion of the onion marmalade on top.
• orange: A jar of Seville orange marmalade produced by Charles's lot costs pounds 1.95.