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Citrus-Scented Sugar
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Use this citrus infused sugar in baked goods, to flavor beverages, or whenever you want a little extra special sweetness.
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ready in:
over 5 hrs
over 5 hrs
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ingredients
White or raw sugar
citrus peel, some cut with a peeler and some with a zester
directions
Peeling very thinly, remove most of the white pith left, much of this pith will cause a bitterness to the finished product. Spread the peel out in a single layer, white part up, letting it set out on the counter for a day in the air at room temperature to dry. Drying thoroughly is not necessary, but removing some of the moisture and not using it 'fresh off the fruit' is very important.
Fill clear jars (that have lids, like mason jars) with sugar to a depth of 1/2-inch. Add some of the citrus peel then cover with another layer of sugar. Continue in this way, ending with the sugar about 1/4-inch from the top of the jar. Replace lid.
Allow to sit for a few days so the citrus flavor infuses the sugar.
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reviews & comments
June 5, 2013
Great recipe with lots of uses. The citrus isn't over-powering so it won't drastically change whatever you use it in but rather it adds a little extra element to it.