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Candied Orange Slices

Posted on April 19, 2026 by Admin

Candied Orange Slices 🍊✨ are glossy, sweet-tart treats made by simmering thin slices of Orange in sugar syrup, then drying them until chewy. They’re perfect for snacking, decorating cakes, or dipping in chocolate.


🍊🍬 Candied Orange Slices

🧾 Ingredients

  • 2–3 oranges (well washed)
  • 2 cups sugar
  • 2 cups water
  • Optional: 1 tsp vanilla or a pinch of salt

👩‍🍳 Step-by-step

🔪 1. Slice

  • Cut oranges into thin rounds (remove seeds)

💧 2. (Optional) Reduce bitterness

  • Simmer slices in plain water for 5 minutes, then drain

🍯 3. Make syrup

  • Heat sugar + water until dissolved

🔥 4. Simmer

  • Add orange slices
  • Cook on low heat for 45–60 minutes
  • Turn gently so slices stay intact

🧻 5. Dry

  • Transfer to parchment or rack
  • Let dry 12–24 hours until tacky/chewy

🍽️ Finish options

  • Roll in sugar for a sparkling coating
  • Dip half in melted chocolate 🍫
  • Store in an airtight container

🧠 Tips

  • Keep heat low—boiling can break slices
  • Thinner slices = more tender candy
  • Use unwaxed or well-scrubbed fruit (you eat the peel)

🔥 Variations

  • 🍋 Lemon or lime slices
  • 🌿 Add cinnamon stick or cloves to syrup
  • 🍯 Use part honey for a deeper flavor

🧾 Bottom line

Candied orange slices are a simple, elegant treat—sweet, slightly bitter, and beautifully glossy—made by slowly cooking citrus in syrup and letting it dry.


Want a quick version or a chocolate-dipped gift box idea? I can share that too 👍

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