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How to Make Orange Marmalade
All the orange flavor makes this easy orange marmalade recipe perfect for your next canning project. Great on toast, and to glaze a ham & more!
Course:
Canning
Cuisine:
American
Servings:
3
pints
Author:
Regina Sober
Equipment
Water Bath Canner
Ladle
Blender
Knife
Vegetable Peeler
canning utensils
Dutch Oven Pot
Large Measuring Cup
Wet Clean Paper Towel
Dissolvable Labels
Ingredients
5
cups
sugar
5
cups
ground up seedless orange peels & juice (about 10-12 seedless oranges)
1
teaspoon
butter
6
Tablespoons
pectin
Instructions
You will need to wash the oranges.
Remove any blemishes and cut the oranges to make sure there are no seeds.
Peel the oranges and keep the peel.
Cut the orange segments and keep, but toss and remove the white peel.
Put the oranges in the blender and blend until mixed for 20-30 seconds. It should be chunky, not pureed.
Place the pectin evenly around the pan.
Add the orange mix, sugar and butter.
Bring to a boil.
Reduce heat, cover and simmer for 20 minutes.
Remove cover, stir and simmer for 10 minutes to thicken.
Begin filling each jar with the ladle and jar funnel. Leave 1/4" inch headspace (that is top from the jar) when filling.
Clean off each jar rim with wet clean towel to ensure there is no marmalade to keep the jar from sealing.
Place a sterile seal/lid on top of each jar and hand tighten the band over the jar to secure the lid.
Place the jars of marmalade into water bath and process for 10 minutes.
Remove from the water bath and allow to cool and seal.
Date and label the jars, so you know what it is.
Check to make sure all jars have sealed before storing.
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Notes
Tips for Canning Marmalade
Use seedless oranges, so you don't have to mess with seeds
We used 13 oranges, peeling and zesting them
We juiced 4 of the oranges
We then zested the rest of the oranges and took the segments.
While the orange marmalade is processing, get everything around you need for the next steps
Wash your oranges before you start
Adding butter helps reduce the foaming, you may need to skim foam if there is still foam
You can process the oranges in the blender and then bag it, freeze it to make later if needed