Homemade Candied Lemon Peel Recipe - How to Make Candied Lemon Peel
Candied lemon peel is so much easier than it looks - and the payoff is flavor is well worth the little bit of effort. Sweet and tart, it's the perfect garnish for lots of dishes, or a wonderful traditional holiday treat. See how quick and easy it is to make your own homemade candied lemon peel!
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Ingredients:
1 lemon
1 cup granulated sugar
1/2 cup water
Thinly slice the lemon and put them into the boiling water and simmer for 10 minutes. Remove the slices, put sugar and water to the pan. Add lemon slices when it is bubbly and cook them for 20-30 minutes in low heat. Let them cool on parchment paper.
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How To Make Candied Lemon Peel & Orange Peel ✪ MyGerman.Recipes
Candied lemon peel and orange peel is mostly used in Christmas baking like fruit cake or the German Stollen. If you can't get candied fruits, here is how to make them from scratch at home.
✅ Recipe Ingredients:
3 Lemons (with a thick skin if available)
1 cup water
1 cup sugar
more water for boiling
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How to Make Candied Orange Slices | Hungry AF
Got an orange? Are you bored with a lot of time on your hands? Make these super easy and delicious candied orange slices! Great for a last-minute holiday treat.
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INGREDIENTS
1 navel oranges
1 1/2 cups water
1 cup granulated sugar
4 oz dark chocolate
RECIPE
Thoroughly wash the orange to get rid of any waxy residue. Slice off and discard the ends, and slice the rest of the fruit into ¼” slices.
In a wide pot, heat and stir water and sugar until the sugar dissolves. Avoid stirring after this point to prevent crystallization. Bring to a gentle boil and add the orange slices.
After 15 minutes, lower the heat to medium-low. Flip over the slices and continue cooking on low for another 15-20 minutes, until the peel becomes translucent and the syrup has thickened.
Place a wire rack on top of a lined baking sheet, and transfer the candied slices on top to cool. Reserve orange syrup for other uses.
Melt chocolate and dip slices halfway. Place slices on a parchment-lined tray and chill.
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The Italian Method, Candied Lemon Peel Recipe
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Homemade candied fruit, the Italian method
Candying is an ancient method of food preservation, dating back to the first Middle Eastern civilizations, even before the advent of the Roman Empire.
Starting from the assumption that sugar is a natural preservative, we can therefore understand that homemade candied fruit, if done well and with care, can really last a very long time, up to 3 years
2 kg lemons
1.2 kg Sugar; +200 g sugar for each day following the first
2 liters Water;
Containers possibly in glass or steel to contain the fruit and the boiling syrup;
A bit of patience.
1. Cut the fruit
2. Freezing the product, which must last at least 12 hours, is often recommended, because it breaks the fiber of the fruit and makes it soft, making cooking shorter.
3. Defrost in fresh water, they should be soaked for at least 3 days, changing the water at least twice a day. Do not close them hermetically, cover them with a cloth or place only the lid of the container on top, without closing.
4. After 3 days, blanch the rinds for about an hour or in any case until they are soft, passing them with a toothpick.
The consistency they will have just cooked will be the same as they will keep at the end of the candying process.
5. Every day, boil the syrup with the new sugar (without the fruit!), Stirring occasionally, for about 1 minute. Pour the boiling syrup over the fruit, well covered by the liquid and let it cool, and then in the fridge until the next day.
6. Repeat the operation until you see that the homemade candied fruit are ready.
The fruits must absolutely remain submerged in the syrup, they must not come to the surface; to ensure this, place a grid on top of them with a weight if necessary.
To store the candy:
Sterilize the jars by boiling them in water for 20 minutes together with the new caps. Meanwhile, drain the candied fruit on a grid and cut them to the size you prefer for storage or leave them whole.
The syrup must be weighed and 100 grams of glucose syrup are added for each kg of syrup.
I advise you to prepare a little syrup at a time, so as not to waste glucose. In the jars it will take very little.
When the jars are manageable and dry, arrange the drained candied fruit inside them.
Bring the syrup with the glucose to a boil, stirring occasionally. As soon as it begins to boil, pour the new boiling syrup into the jars with the candied fruit and close immediately.
If you plan to keep candied fruit out of the fridge for a long time, boil the jars for about 20/30 minutes, for safe pasteurization.