Ingredients
Method
- For this recipe, you must remove the white part of the peel (the "pith"): If the orange is already peeled with the pith still on the peels, put the peels upside down on a wooden board and, with a sharp knife, scrape the pith off the orange peel.Or, if the orange is still intact, thinly cut off the peel from the fruit, leaving the pith on the orange.
- Either way, cut the peels into pieces, mix them with sugar and put them into a blender. Mix until the sugar and peel are powdery.
- Distribute the moist mixture on a baking tray and let it dry in the oven at low heat until it’s completely dry.
- Let the orange sugar cool down and, if necessary, break it up.
- Store the orange sugar in a tight container. Essentially, it’ll last indefinitely, but it’s best consumed within a year of its creation. With time, it'll lose flavour.
Notes
Use your homemade orange sugar in cakes or desserts, mix it in hot cocoa or just drizzle it over pancakes.
