Candied citrus peel, glacé cranberries and spirit-soaked fruits are easy to make and are thoughtful gifts for the home baker. They require some planning as well as, for the peel, overnight drying time ...

During the Christmas season, we bake. We bake rich, show-offy treats for big parties and once-a-year gatherings. But we also bake for the quiet moments, the times that will become treasured memories.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Strips of candied orange, lemon, and lime peel on a white plate - Quanthem/Getty Images To make candied citrus peels, start by ...

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Cut ends off fruit, and halve fruit lengthwise. Insert the tip of a small paring knife carefully between fruit and pith about 1/2 inch deep and cut, following the shape of the fruit and keeping skin ...

Making candied orange peels from scratch takes time, but the results are impressive. Vibrant, aromatic, and coated in sugar, these pretty, citrus-y strands make stunning decorations for cakes, the ...

Candied orange peels are one of those old-fashioned treats that feel both practical and special. Made with just oranges, sugar, and water, this simple citrus recipe turns something usually discarded ...

Makes about 4 cups of peels. Note: You can use any thick-skinned citrus fruit, but don't use thin-skinned fruits such as limes or clementines, which will get leathery in the process. From Julie ...

I'm all about a zero-waste kitchen, but one thing I don't worry about too much is citrus peels. Why? Because mostly I just use lemons, and I eat the peels too. Weird, I know. But to each their own, ...