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Wash the etrog and orange and cut them in half lengthwise and then very thinly slice them. Remove seeds. Soak the fruit overnight. Change the water to cover the fruit and bring to the boil. Change the water again and bring to the boil once more. Pour off the water.
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Discard the ends (and the pitom, gasp !), but keep the peel! Then grind it in a food processor. Simmer the etrog pieces in water for about 30 minutes and strain. Put the fruit back into the pot and heat on high. Stir in orange marmalade. Add the sugar, 1/3 cup at a time, mixing until it is incorporated.
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Now, what to do with that etrog? For those of you who have wondered, "can I eat the etrog?" The answer is yes, yes you can. Though it does take a little elbow grease. Here are five unique ways to put your beautiful etrog to good use, even after the holidays. Etrog liquor from Couldn't Be Parve. Etrog marmalade from Not Derby Pie
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Sugar free Etrog Jam or Candied Etrog. ยท 3 Etrogim (2 ยฝ cups), 2 cups water, 2 cups apple-juice concentrate. 1. Slice unpeeled Etrog very thinly, and remove as many seeds as possible. For jam, chop fruit into very small pieces, including the peel. You may use a food processer for this step.
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Turn off heat, remove lid and let jars sit in hot water another 5 minutes. Remove jars from pot and set aside at room temperature for 24 hours. Store in a cool, dark place for up to 1 year. An etrog is a yellow citrus fruit, shaped like a lumpy lemon that is used during the celebration of Succoth. We've created an etrog marmalade recipe!
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1 Rinse the etrog. Cut it lengthwise and slice very thin. Remove any seeds. 2 Soak the fruit overnight in water, making sure to fully cover it. Place it in a pot and bring it to a boil. 3 Remove the etrog and change the water and bring to a boil again. Then remove the fruit and weigh it. Match with an equal amount of sugar (no need for any water).
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Boil the etrog pieces in water, twice, and then throw out the water. In fresh water, add the etrog and the etrog's weight in sugar, so there is a 1:1 ratio of etrog to sugar. Add some water.
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2) Remove seeds. 3) Soak the fruit overnight. 4) Change the water to cover the fruit, and bring to a boil. 5) Change the water again, and bring to a boil once more. 6) Pour off the water. 7) Weigh.
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Now what do you do with it? Many readers asked us for etrog recipes, after scouring the web we found this one at Torah Women.org: Etrog Jam *Please keep in mind that etrog are sometimes raised commercially not as food and may be saturated during growth with pesticides. Please ensure that your etrog is safe for consumption. Ingredients. 1 etrog.
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Etrog jam. Photo by Riki Alkoby. How to make etrog jam. Etrog jam is traditional use of etrogim after Sukkot, though recipes vary. Riki Alkoby, co-owner of Oh Mama Grill, said this much-enjoyed recipe is typical of those used by many Israelis. The cooked etrogim and the sugar should weigh the same, so be prepared to make adjustments.
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Instructions: Remove zest/rind (yellow outer layer) and place this in a quart jar. (Keep the white peel for candied etrog.) Add two cups of vodka and close lid tightly. Store in a cool dark place (e.g. refrigerator) for at least two days, more usually 7 to 30 days. Add the sugar. Shake until dissolved.
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You've probably heard of Jews making etrog jam after Sukkot, but how about pickling some citron for a Tamil delicacy called narthangai, drying it to make a Korean tea, or using an old Greek recipe to make liqueur from the leaves of the citron tree? A quick search at epicurious.com comes up with 15 different recipes calling for citron.
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RECIPE. How to make etrog jam. Etrog jam is traditional use of etrogim after Sukkot, though recipes vary. Riki Alkoby, co-owner of Oh Mama Grill, said this much-enjoyed recipe is typical of those used by many Israelis. The cooked etrogim and the sugar should weigh the same, so be prepared to make adjustments. Makes about 20 small containers of jam.
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Boil. When ready to start with the etrog jam, put the etrogim in a pot and totally immerse them in water. Allow water to boil. Once the water has bubbled, cook for 20 minutes and then pour out the water. Replenish the pot with fresh cold water and cook it again, until it boils. Once again, pour out the water and repeat the procedure, until you.
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Slice unpeeled Esrog very thinly, and remove seeds. Boil in water, change water, and repeat twice more. Add: 4 cups quince apples peeled and cut up. 1 lemon thinly sliced. 2 lbs. sugar. Water, just enough to cover fruit. optionally add 5 or 6 whole cloves. Cook for about 2 hours until it becomes a clear syrup.
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Put the pieces in a large saucepan, cover with a sufficient amount of water so it won't boil away, and blanch the citron pieces in barely simmering water for 30 to 40 minutes, until they're translucent. Drain the citrons, then put 3 cups (600g) of sugar, the 2 cups (500ml) water, and the corn syrup (if using) in the pan with the citron pieces.
