Canned Oranges
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First of all, we have to prepare all the ingredients needed to make this [canned orange]: first peel the orange peel, and then split the orange into individual orange segments. If you don't like the white tangles on the oranges, you can tear off the tangles from each petal and leave only the flesh. If you feel that it is a bit troublesome to tear one by one, you can accept that there is a little bitterness in the taste, and you don't need to remove it.
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Then use a toothpick to prick each orange petal a few times, and pick out the pit when encountering an orange petal with a pit. This step is very important to help oranges taste better.
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Add 150g of rock sugar, and then add 700ml of drinking water. The amount of rock sugar can be adjusted according to personal taste. If you like sweet taste, add more rock sugar, and if you like sour taste, add less rock sugar.
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Bring to a boil on high heat to completely melt the rock sugar, then turn to low heat and cook for about 5 minutes, then turn off the heat.
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It tastes a little bit sour when it's hot, and it tastes best when you let it cool or put it in the refrigerator overnight.
Tips:
1. You don't need to buy oranges to make canned food. You can make canned oranges that are extremely acidic at home. For example, my oranges are too sour and unpalatable. It is a pity that they are tasteless and discarded, so I just used them to make canned food, just not to waste it.
2. Be careful not to boil canned oranges in an iron pot. Acidic fruits will react chemically with iron to generate low-iron compounds, which are harmful to the human body. Try to cook in an enamel pot, casserole, or glass pot.
3. If there is no rock sugar at home, white sugar can be used instead.
4. You can put the high temperature resistant glass bottle in boiling water and then drain the water. After the canned orange is finished, put it into the glass bottle, tighten the lid and place it upside down, so that it can be well sealed and stored.