[Sca-cooks] Drying Candied Orange Peels
Terry Decker
t.d.decker at att.net
Wed Apr 28 11:09:12 PDT 2010
I don't know about the drying time, but I live in Namron and have kept
candied orange peel in a baggie on the counter. The mild, humid Spring
weather we've been having may be the exception. Usually, the heater or the
air conditioner keeps the humidity down. Since you're experimenting for an
event, I'd suggest bagging up several small batches of what you are making,
force the air out, and store them in different manners for a few weeks to a
month or more to see what works best.
Bear
>
> I am planning on doing a small test batch of orange peels.
> There are a goodly number of recipes but there are a number
> of different opinions as to the length of drying time.
> Therefore I decided to ask the "experts", namely YOU!
>
>
> Would one (or more) of you give me a hint as to an "ideal" time and
> how you store them? I live on the northern edge of Ansteorra.
> I do not expect this batch to last long but I do plan to make
> more for an event this Fall. Will they keep well in baggies...
> in refigerator or in cool dry spot? Any tips would be appreciated.
>
> Aoife of Chemin Noir
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