SC - Blood Oranges

Paul and Jillian Louis pocopup at email.msn.com
Tue Apr 7 07:00:54 PDT 1998


I remember a bit of information about blood oranges from my teaching days,
unfortunately I do not have the sources from whence I picked this up,
Blood oranges were found by the crusaders on the island of Malta.  Hence the
name of the Hollandaise variante that uses their juice " Sauce Maltaise"
They have a dark red interior when they are ripe. if they are harvested to
imature , the juice is bitter. when allowed to ripen on the tree their juice
is sweeter than your average navel orange.
If you wish to work in with blood orange juice in large quantities there is
a good product on the market from Assoline and Ting.
hope this helps,
Olga


>I was wandering through one of our local grocery stores the other day and
saw
>blood oranges.  I have a few questions about them:
>
>How are they different than regular oranges? (other than being smaller)
>
>Are blood oranges considered period?
>
>
>Many thanks,
>Noemi




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