Easy Orange Lemon Marmalade Recipe

Easy to Make Homemade Orange and Lemon Marmalade

WEBJul 28, 2020 · 1. Using a moderately coarse grater, grate off the peel and white pulp. Cut the flesh into thin slices, removing the seeds. 2. …

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1. Sterilise the jars and keep them warm.
2. Wash and dry the fruit thoroughly. Cut off the ends and discard.
3. There are many ways to cut up the fruit and peel.1. Using a moderately coarse grater, grate off the peel and white pulp. Cut the flesh into thin slices, removing the seeds.2. Squeeze the juice out and cut the half skins into quarters and put them through the blender until fairly fine. 3. Cut the unpeeled fruit into quarters and then slice it thinly. The slices should be around 1mm or slightly less than 1/8 inch thick.Use only unblemished skin. If less rind and more jelly is preferred, cut the skins off and use only half of them.
4. Combine the peel and flesh and measure in cups how much there is.

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WEBJan 6, 2022 · Discard any seeds. Puree: Place oranges in food processor and pulse until rind is in very small pieces. Meanwhile, place a plate in the freezer, for later use. Add to …

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WEBMar 1, 2022 · Place the cheesecloth in the container as well and submerge in the fruit and liquid. On day two bring the mixture to a boil and let the …

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1. First work on the peel: I use a carrot peeler to take a thin layer of peel off the oranges and lemons. You do not want the pith—the white layer just below the peel. The pith has pectin and will be used later but do your best to keep it separate from the peel. You should have about 3 cups of orange peel and 2 1/2 to 3 cups of lemon peel. Slice it thinly. Reserve any pith that has come off the fruit.
2. Now slice the fruit and remove the seeds. Take off the layer of pith if it is thick. Set it aside with the seeds. Wrap the seeds and pith in the cheesecloth and secure tightly.
3. Use a food processor to break down the oranges and lemons. Pulse until the mixture is in small bits. The fruit will continue to break down when you cook it and marmalade is often a chunky mixture.
4. Place the water, all of the processed fruit, the peels, and the cheesecloth containing the pith and seeds into a large pot. Let this mixture sit overnight (not refrigerated). Note that you do not add the sugar until Day Two.

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WEBNov 18, 2021 · Add the sugar and stir until dissolved. Turn the heat up to medium-high and simmer rapidly for about 15-20 more minutes, stirring frequently to prevent burning, until …

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