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Delightfully Bitter Marmalade from Seville Oranges
Just as I’d imagined, orange trees lined the streets of Sevilla, Spain, where I found myself for a few hours several winters ago. As I reached for a fruit though, my friend stopped me: The oranges of Sevilla belong to … Continue reading
Posted in Fruits, Preserving science, Sweet preserves
Tagged albedo, bitter orange, David Karp, lemon juice, marmalade, New Seasons Market, pectin, recipe, Seville orange, sour orange
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