The next chapter to Mandarin Oranges? Mandarin Orange Marmalade (Mandarin Orange Sorbet & Mandarin Orange Cake). Not bad me right? Me being not someone who is not a waster. Me trying to save Mandarin oranges from rotting or giving me flu and cough, or the heat is on, on my body? Mind you, too much of anything is not good and too much of Mandarin oranges eating can lead to? I think you know it or I have already indicated. Making Mandarin Orange Marmalade by the way can be a killer. It can be killing to your time and can literally put struggle to your arms. Furthermore, you got to watch for preventing marmalade from being burned at the bottom. Other than that, you only need two ingredients. Oranges and sugar basically for this jam which can show the way to toast or a tiny bit of Mandarin Orange Marmalade atop ice-cream or waffles (Nescafe Chocolate Cake, Chocolate Genoise & Milo Cake).
Ingredients
10 mandarin oranges
2 cups of brown sugar (or as needed)
Method
Peel the fruits.
Simmer fruits over very low heat alongside enough water to soften.
(Note; don't over simmer)
Remove from heat, drain off the water and cool down the fruits.
Thereafter, gently remove the pulp and discard the seeds.
Chop up pulp and add in a pot with sugar.
Simmer, cook and stir for a thick marmalade.
Optional; add some chopped peel (without the white pith/scrape it out please).
Ingredients
10 mandarin oranges
2 cups of brown sugar (or as needed)
Method
Peel the fruits.
Simmer fruits over very low heat alongside enough water to soften.
(Note; don't over simmer)
Remove from heat, drain off the water and cool down the fruits.
Thereafter, gently remove the pulp and discard the seeds.
Chop up pulp and add in a pot with sugar.
Simmer, cook and stir for a thick marmalade.
Optional; add some chopped peel (without the white pith/scrape it out please).
Yummy marmalade to spread on a toast! Beautiful clicks Nava!
ReplyDeleteThe colours make me think of CNY, dear! Great jams! xoxo
ReplyDeleteLooks very tempting. It's been on my mind since orange season is nearly over but haven't got around to it as yet.:)
ReplyDeleteLovely marmalade. Will try it soon
ReplyDeleteHi Nava, your mandarin orange marmalade look good. Thanks for sharing your recipe, I shall give it a try cos I still got 2 boxes of oranges. LOL
ReplyDeleteThe trend in M"sia, every festivals also they play fire crackers for several days. My area here like fire crackers and fire works competitions. hahaha....
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YUMMM!! wonderfully prepared !!
ReplyDeleteOne more addition to your recipe collection with oranges...Love your perfectly glazed marmalade...
ReplyDeleteOoooo..... I am drooling over here...
ReplyDeleteSuper easy n delicious and top of all homemade!!! Off to try this!!!
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This marmalade looks so delicious!! Btw, I hate, hate crackers too! Can't understand why people love it!
ReplyDeletesounds yummyliciously refreshing...thanks for sharing the recipe :)
ReplyDeleteYour Mandarin Orange Marmalade looks amazing..Would love to have this on toast for my breakfast..
ReplyDeleteLove marmalade and how nice to make it with mandarins.
ReplyDeleteI was looking for marmalade recipe..... This would definitely help me.....Thanx for sharing..... :)
ReplyDeleteIt looks awesome.i was searching for this recipe for a very long time.thanks
ReplyDeleteDelectable,quick & easy jam with less ingredient.
ReplyDeleteYums...I have made this marmalade before from those mandarin oranges that is too sour. Nice.
ReplyDeleteI've never actually made marmalade before.....how long does it take before it thickens and sets?
ReplyDeleteI actually saw fire crackers for the first time in a long long time this year because it's not very common here so unless you specifically go out to watch it you won't see any. Always thought it'd be cool to have crackers going off in the neighbourhood- would make things a lot more interesting!
Wow, a nice spread, looks sooo delicious and well clicked...
ReplyDeletegreat use for the balance oranges haha
ReplyDeleteI never had marmalade before. It looks very inviting. I am gonna try it soon. Beautiful presentation, lovely dish :)
ReplyDeleteSimply damn delicious homemade marmalade!!!
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it looks so yummy :-)
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I love making marmalade at home..will try out this next time:)...Thanks for the recipe:)
ReplyDeleteThis is the simplest Marmalade recipe ever.. I need to look for oranges for this.. Thanks for the recipe :)
ReplyDeleteI have never really made a marmalede yet! I shall definitely try :)
ReplyDeleteNever seen or tasted this before
ReplyDeleteLovely and neat presentation dear... looks to yumm
ReplyDeleteLooks great!!
ReplyDeleteEasy Delicious Spread!!
ReplyDeleteNever tasted before!sounds like easy to mprepare with less ingredients
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