Candied Amanatsu Citrus Peel
Candied Amanatsu Citrus Peel

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Place peel strips in large saucepan and cover with water. Repeat this process two more times. This simple Candied Citrus Peel recipe transforms your leftover citrus peels into a delectable holiday candy!

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To get started with this recipe, we must prepare a few components. You can have candied amanatsu citrus peel using 4 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.

The ingredients needed to make Candied Amanatsu Citrus Peel:
  1. Make ready 3 fruits' worth Amanastu peel
  2. Get 200 grams Granulated sugar
  3. Take 200 ml Water
  4. Prepare 1 Granulated sugar (for dredging)

The sugary coating and charming wrapping increase the confection's appeal. Get the packaging how-to for Candied Citrus Peels. Citrus with thicker peels will produce the best candied results. (Very thin peel—from limes, for example—turns leathery when candied.) Blanching peels multiple times tames their bitter flavor. Don't throw away those citrus peels!

Instructions to make Candied Amanatsu Citrus Peel:
  1. Soak the amanatsu peel overnight, changing the water periodically. The following day, squeeze gently with your hands. Then boil, change the water, and boil again for a total of 4 times.
  2. Using a spoon, remove the pith from the peel. The peel is very bitter, so be thorough. Try to remove it so that the peel becomes a uniform thickness. Cut to your desired size using kitchen scissors.
  3. Dissolve the sugar and water in a pot over a low heat. Add the Step 2 amanatsu peel, and continue to simmer on low. Agitate the pan so that all the surfaces of the peel come in contact with and absorb the syrup.
  4. Reduce the syrup so that only a foam remains, as pictured (just before it starts to brown, as when making caramel sauce). The peel should be a rich orange color. Remove from the pan, and arrange on a sheet of parchment paper to cool.
  5. Check to see if the peel has cooled completely: if a finger pressed down on the peel remains dry, it's okay. Put the sugar in a tupperware container and dredge the peel. Allow to dry, then store in a jar. Provided you add a silica gel pack (or similar) to the jar, you can store it in the fridge.

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