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The procedure proved to be a very easy one, as the only thing needed was to put the orange peels in the liquor for at least fifteen days and then prepare a syrup and mix it with the liqueur. This is how you make liqueurs that are fruit flavored or herbal. It’s also how you make candy infusions. At this point if you do not want to make the candied mandarin peels, you extract the juice and just cook the syrup for ten minutes. You then mix the syrup with the leftover alcohol). Add the alcohol, close tightly with the lid and place the jar in a cupboard and let them steep for 18 - 20 days. (At this point if you do not want to make candied mandarin peels, you extract the juice and just prepare the syrup and mix with the leftover alcohol).
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A ceramic or inductive stove takes about 15 – 20 minutes to cool, so when turning off the heat it still continues cooking. If you are using gas, then you will need more time to cook the peels. Test and see if they are soft. Centrifuge and juice are the simplest ideas, but you can also make a mandarin jam after eliminating the white filaments and seeds. When squeezing the oranges this great idea came up. To combine both oranges and tsikoudia and make an orange liqueur. The alcohol to be use must be a neutral spirit. You can read more details in my recipe for Cherry Pit Liqueur.As I said in my previous posts for Mandarin Marlaladeand Mandarin Cake,we do have a lot of mandarins, so I made a lot of recipes. I also made this Mandarincello, which is a Mandarin Liqueur. As nothinggoeswasted in my kitchen, I thought of a way to make good use of them, so I made these delicious and addictive mandarin candied peels, which have a mild, boozy aftertaste.
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I filled a big glass jar with mandarins, poked them and then poured the alcohol on top to cover them. I stored it in the cupboard and let them steep in the alcohol, for 18 days. The more you leave them, the better. If I was not in a hurry to finish the drink, I may have left it more but the result shows that they were more than enough.For my liqueur I used the peel of four oranges which I put them in a coffee/tea jar, which had a filter on the top, filled it with tsikoudia and pressed the filter down so that the peels would submerge into the liquor. Susan, I am now making a mandarin liqueur (what an aroma!!) but limoncello has been in my mind for a long time now. Still got many bottles of liquor to make. Have you posted about limoncello? My in-laws who live there have both orange and olive groves. The production is just for their personal use and whatever extra they have they give around to friends and relatives. Each time they visit us they bring along some of their produce.
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And if you want in on the fun but don’t have access to (or use for) alcohol? Try this lemon cordial recipe instead, which you can adapt to any other citrus fruit and, better yet, enjoy on the day it’s made.Put the mandarin juice, mandarin peels, sugar, water and cinnamon and bring to a boil. When it begins to create froth, turn off the heat before it overflows. Leave it on the ceramic stove until it cools*.
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