honestly
i don't know how much more i can do
with these bloody oranges
i have
sugared and squeezed them
turned them into jam, jelly and marmalade
rendered them drunk with vodka
tossed them in salads
lifted the flavor of cakes
and
eaten them out of hand
and now
i have boiled them into a golden-sticky-sugary delight
so delicious
that i am going to crown myself
the caramel queen
of
orange grove
blood orange caramel sauce
2 cups granulated sugar
1/2 tsp sea salt
1/2 cup blood orange juice
2 Tbs unsalted butter--room temperature
1 cup heavy cream--room temperature
place the sugar, salt and orange juice in a heavy bottomed saucepan over low heat. bring to 275F for 3 full minutes. quickly add the butter and cream. be careful as it will boil up and spatter. stir to combine and bring back to the heat. cook to 225F while stirring constantly, letting it sit at that temperature for a full 3 minutes. remove from heat and allow to cool. use while still slightly warm, or at room temperature. keep in refrigerator for approximately 3 weeks...if it lasts that long!
great over ice cream or in your morning tea
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You keep on doing your amazing things with those blood oranges and as soon as I find some here i am going to try all of your recipes because so far I have never been disappointed!
ReplyDeleteThis looks sauce looks oh so good. Going out to buy a bag of blood oranges and try all your recipes!
ReplyDeleteMMM This sounds divine!
ReplyDeleteI can imagine this would be enjoyably exotic on a bowl of vanilla ice-cream!
ReplyDeleteOH...MY....WORD -- that looks divine Christy. You are indeed the Queen and I would gladly be your Royal Taster!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing your exquisite culinary masterpieces on "A Little Birdie Told Me..." at Rook No. 17!
Jenn
juanita--it is perfect on simple vanilla ice cream and amazing swirled into plain yogurt. i even tried it on chocolate ice cream...research can be so self-sacrificing ;)
ReplyDeleteWow this looks sooo yummy. I Like your Blog
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