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andiesenji

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I use my method of removing the whole peel - making a single cut so I have a long strip of peel.  The process is documented in photos on my blog - here -  I've been using this method for about 40 years.

I use an "avacado" tool that is sharp enough to remove the pith without cutting into the peel itself.

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I roll the peel into a cylinder and cut it into fine slivers if I am doing a small batch.  For large batches I use a marmalade cutter.

 

And I "juice" the oranges by putting them through the blender and straining out the pulp.  I like clear marmalade.

andiesenji

andiesenji

I use my method of removing the whole peel - making a single cut so I have a long strip of peel.  The process is documented in photos on my blog - here -  I've been using this method for about 40 years.

I use an "avacado" tool that is sharp enough to remove the pith without cutting into the peel itself.

569ae56b7f85f_ScreenShot2016-01-16at4.49

 

I roll the peel into a cylinder and cut it into fine slivers if I am doing a small batch.  For large batches I use a marmalade cutter.

 

 

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