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  1. Under utilised and bang in season, find out how to make the most of blood oranges with this gorgeous recipe for blood orange jellies!

    • Blood orange and chocolate tart.
    • Blood orange curd. by GBC Kitchen. This is an easy way to make something delicious from your blood orange haul – just juice all your oranges and cook gently with eggs in a bain-marie to make curd.
    • Blood orange mousse with blood orange sorbet. by Galton Blackiston.
    • Seared scallops with salsify, blood orange and brown shrimp. Seared scallops with salsify, blood orange and bro...
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    • What Are Blood Oranges?
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    • What's Not to Love?
    • A Dazzling Color!
    • "No Canning skills..."
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    • Café Tips For Making This Blood Orange Marmalade

    Fast forward. I decided to try a recipe on the Kraft Food site for their Orange Freezer Marmalade. I'd made lots of freezer jams and jellies before, and loved the fresh flavor and beautiful color that were preserved with this technique. But I decided to adapt their recipe just a teeny bit by using this small (inexpensive) zester to remove the peel ...

    The name might not always seem that appetizing, but I love the description of blood oranges from WebMd: "Blood oranges may have a sinister-sounding name, but they’re just a natural mutation of standard oranges." They go on to say, "The blood orange was first cultivated in Italy, but it has since spread throughout the world." Blood oranges usually h...

    The red color comes from a pigment called anthocyanin which is the same one found in cherries, raspberries, grapes, blueberries, currants, red cabbage, pansies and eggplant, to name a few. Anthocyaninsare also the pigments associated with the dazzling fall foliage displays. They aren't present in leaves during the early growing season but are activ...

    Everyone who's tried this pretty, sweet confection seems to love it. But what's not to love? A beautiful, delicious jam made from the fresh, vibrant zest and sweet juicy fruit of the prettiest oranges on the face of the earth! I recently gave my daughter-in-law a few jars of our Strawberry Freezer Jam, as well as a jar of this Easy Blood Orange Mar...

    I'm crazy about freezer jam because the fresh flavor and vibrant hues of the fruit is preserved. You may have noticed that most commercial marmalade has a somewhat "dull" color (even though the ingredient label usually includes one or more artificial food colors). It's due to the cooking process involved, which strips a lot of the color as well as ...

    No canning skills are needed either, as the jam is stored in the refrigerator (for several weeks) or the freezer (for months). I love that, since standing over a hot kettle (to make jam/jelly shelf-stable) has never been my favorite thing to do!

    Did you know marmalade can be used for lots of things other than just as a delicious topping for toast, scones or English muffins? It's wonderful spooned over yogurt, ice cream, pudding, panna cotta, or cheesecake... It can also be used in savory dishes to make sweet & spicy sauces (for chicken, pork and seafood), salad dressings, sandwich spreads ...

    Look for heavy-feeling blood oranges with a pretty, shiny peel. These will be juicier than lighter oranges with rough (usually thick peels).
    When zesting your oranges, it’s important to get just the colored part of the skin. The white part underneath (called the pith) is bitter. You don’t want that.
    As mentioned above, I use this zester to zest my oranges. The zest is not too fine, but not too coarse and it doesn’t get any of the pith. If you can’t get one of these small zesters, use a vegetab...
    The instructions call for bringing the pectin and water mixture to a "full rolling boil". A full rolling boil means a boil that cannot be stirred down. Keep an eye on it though and adjust the heat...
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  2. Feb 15, 2019 · Make the most of beautiful blood oranges when they are in season (typically from December to May) with this gorgeous marmalade recipe.

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  3. Jan 11, 2022 · Find our best blood orange recipes, including tarts, marmalades, salads, marinades, and more. Get the delicious ideas to make with blood oranges here.

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  4. Jan 20, 2011 · Juice of 1 lemon. 170g granulated or caster sugar. 1 teaspoon Grand Marnier (optional) 4 leaves of gelatin. 2 tablespoons of chopped mint – for the sauce. First make a syrup by boiling 250ml water with the sugar for about two minutes until the sugar has dissolved.

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  6. Jan 19, 2021 · Ditch the retro marmalade and try Chef John's less stiff, less bitter version that uses fresh, beautiful blood oranges.

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