Do you have Orange Make this delicious dessert with few ingredients!
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- Do you have Orange? Make this delicious dessert with a few ingredients! With Orange Juice you can make this delicious dessert, a quick and easy dessert that everyone can make.
Better than store-bought sweets everyone will enjoy! Just 3 ingredients and a few minutes of work, the result will amaze you!
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00:09 Zest of orange
00:50 orange juice
01:08 sugar
01:13 corn starch
01:58 salt & butter
04:06 Coat with sugar
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Handy tip for you when cutting things such as Turkish delite soft cheeses cakes coated in a soft cream icing or anything soft like paté or even a salmon taurine mouse anything soft and sticky, heres a tip stand the blade of the knife in a jug of boiled water the heat of the blade will then prevent the food sticking which helps keeping the desired shape of the finished item also after a few cuts dip the blade in the hot water again so there is no build up of cooling food on the blade which is likely to start sticking the blade to the food your cutting...a little trick I used when I was a chef for many years hope you find it useful hun 💜
Jon Elliott Thanks heaps for the tip ! It always helps to have advice on how to live life easier ! 👍🏻
@@melissalove2463 just one of those "life's little hacks" nothing special but it's always nice to pass on little tips amongst each other 💜✌🏾
Thanks!
Thanks Jon. Also a help is A spoon in hot water for taking icecream out of a jar that comes from the freezer 🥄🧁
@@adelebennet1638 👍🏾
I just made this because I thought it looked simple and delicious... well, the ingredients are simple but it does take a LONG time for it to go from liquid to the final sticky mass we're looking for. And they're not kidding when they say stir THE WHOLE TIME, I probably stirred for a good 40+ minutes to get the final product. If you stop stirring even 10 seconds it will form clumps. Anyway the final product was really good :)
good to know! Thanks for the heads up!
How long did you have to wait for it to set?
You're suppose to let it clump once it starts heating up lol
@Lukas Borck yes
I just made it but instead of orange’s I used lemons
Tip: mix in a small amount of very fine orange zest and/or citric acid into the coating sugar at the end. Gives it that extra tart zing if you don't like purely sweet flavor.
Beautiful
ZING!
How would a lemon juice do?
@@pakibro5791 you could, but it will make the sugar watery and not like a powder like some people would want it.
I was thinking this, I'd like to make this soon and thought I'd try coating some of them like that. Also wetting the knife may help with the sticking I saw in the video, that's what it looked like the the hand was coated with at least
• Do I have ingredients? - no
• Can I cook? - no
• Am I gonna watch it? - yes
I remember when youtube didnt existed when I was a teenager and it was common for people to say they couldn't cook. There's no excuses in this modern day😂
I don’t know how to cook either but I love watching these video and I am going to start cooking these and sell them at my school
Same
Same.🤧👍
I also understand people who say they cannot cook. Just follow a video and do what they do.
I love how everyone is sharing their similar cultural dish. Goes to show that food is the bridge to human connection.
I enjoy how peaceful this comment section is.
Well. Except for the obvious attention-seeker in the comment above mine 🙄
@@anonomus8709 I know, right? I'm sure they were just having a bad day.
@@FutureV1ctorian definitely
@Evil Chameleon 🤓
Food and music
I made this for my friends and they adored it. The next week I made a variation using lemon juice and zest and they liked that, too. Great recipe!
I enjoy these. It can be time consuming to stand at the pot and stir constantly but it's also pretty fun to watch the mixture change. Great recipe, thanks for sharing
I do this without any sugar: just the zest, orange juice and corn starch. It is soooo goood! Very fresh!
I would coat this with citric acid instead of sugar, that would be perfect 🤪
And how much corn starch do you put in a cup of orange juice ? Is it also 3/4?
Can use rice flour instead?
@@dilekaslan5355 corn starch has a slightly different texture. It makes for a creamier. But theres nothing with making experiments. I love adapting recipes
@@dilekaslan5355 Kudzu Powder would be a better thickener than rice flour.
In France it's called "Pâte de fruit". It comes in boxes with basic flavors (strawberry 🍓 raspberry, orange 🍊 peach 🍑 , lemon 🍋 etc.) Most of us will eat them during Xmas, New Year or Weddings but you can find those sweets anytime of the year ;)
Old peoples usually hold a box in their cupboards 👵
It is similasr here in Lebanon but its still called turkish delight but some prefer "Pâte de fruit"
@@-SteampunkTraveler- No you think about Lukum i mean ...
@@hannibalexe no I am nkt talking bout lukum
Also called "fruit confits."
@@-SteampunkTraveler- I didn't know it's that easy to make turkish delight...
In India we have something similar to this…it’s called “Aam papad/mamidi tandra” It’s made of mango and sugar and it’s sun dried(no corn flour)😋
that's my bro 😎🤙
So it's actually not similar at all. :)
@@nafdikyaaqsa it is similar
No it's not
@@milindkunwar8721 it's made of fruit and sugar. Of course it's similar. I didn't say it's "exactly same"
This is really good as a layer in-between lemon cake with lemon icing. My daughter and i made it this morning.
My mother would remove the pit from dates. Stuff them with nuts (usually pecans). Then roll the dates in sugar. It was something my grandfather enjoyed as a kid. So she made it every Christmas for him.
Another thing you should try is a drop of sweet cream, or just regular cream on it. The contrast and moisture feels really good in the mouth.
I do this but i top it with chocolate, i have so many dates considering i'm from the country that produces the most of it
@Mehdi saudia, ajwa dates are love
My grandma made those at Christmas ❤️
My grandmother did that with peanuts instead of pecans.
In iran we have one thing like this:
It's called "basloogh"
It's really tasty
You can make it with:
Starch.water. vanilla powder. Cinnamon and cardamom powder. Rose flower water.
And It's decorating with walnuts and coconut powder.
Thanks ❤
چطوری ایرانی
😒😏🤣
@@alonymelony8047 عه تو هم که هستی😂🤝
@@miron1236 🤣😐
What's your pfp?
Before you juice citrus. Try popping the fruit (cut in half) in the microwave for 1-2 minutes.
I do this with grapefruit. It makes the little pulp sacs burst (same way an egg yolk explodes if not pierced). Much juicier.
So easier to extract all the juice.
That why I microwave my lemons
It's a great tip if you don't mind the bitterness that the white pit of the orange will add, if you are going for something sweet it may leave a bitter aftertaste
I microwave lemons and then roll them on the counter to break up the cells and they're even juicier.
High power?
Perfect
I love these kinds of dishes. Easy to make and with ingredients almost everyone has.
It really is! thanks
I would love to try this recipe with various pure fruit juices like: strawberry, melon, guava, coconut. One could easily juice them in a juicer (if they have one). For the sweeter fruit one could add a splash of lemon or lime juice. And this way you could have an array of colors on the serving plate. Yum!
I don’t have any oranges or any kind of fruit in my house I also don’t have corn starch maybe I can try it in a couple of weeks tho
I don’t have corn starch so what else can I use?
nice thing
Homemade gumdrops/turkish delight, yum! My Mom would make these with fruit/fruit juice, plus sometimes with peppermint, spearmint, or wintergreen extract.
👌😋😋😋
Riped mangoes
@Janming Lee use starch
Délicieux,miam, la confiserie Turquie
Do you know Turkish Delight?
This is giving me ideas now. I think you could easily adapt this recipe to other flavors by changing up the fruit. You could use lemon, lime or a combo of them for an easy change. But I think I could do it with any fruit I can get juice out of (macerate your berries for lots of juice) and leave out the zest (though the flavor wouldn't be as intense). OR, you could make a combo flavor by using another fruit (like strawberry) for the juice and use lemon or lime zest. Then you'd have lemon-strawberry or strawberry-lime candy. OR, skip the citrus zest and instead use ginger, clove, cardamom and cinnamon which taste amazing with strawberry.😋🤤 Today, though, I'm working on making a cook-and-serve strawberry pudding. Not gonna be easy since I don't have a machine to help make the puree but it should be fun.
just thought of apple puree because I made it. And one orange :) It would be interesting.
7and is 9
Anjalena- to purée a strawberry without a food processor:
Remove the stems, place the strawberries in a bowl, micro wave (1min should do), then use a spatula and push the berries thru a sieve. This will remove the seeds and give a nice texture to the berry pulp. (Speed it up by using a fork to mash the berry before sieve)
@@dericksmith2137 Thank you for the help. That's basically what I ended up doing but instead of microwaving the berries, I put them in a pot with some sugar and made strawberry syrup. Then I filtered it through a strainer like you said. Great minds think alike, eh? 😊💕
Sounds great! I got an idea while watching this, too. Instead of cutting squares, roll it into balls and dip them in melted dark chocolate to make truffles. I love the flavor combination of orange and chocolate. Raspberry and chocolate would also be delicious.
This stuff tastes great! I did it with lemons. I'd recommend that you cook it until it's the consistency you're going for: don't rely on it stiffening up as it cools. Also line your parchment with oil, this stuff gets STICKY! Mine didn't actually come off so I had to scrape it and then roll it into balls
Thanks for the tips.
Small tip
Apply the little bit of butter knife
Before cutting
Thats very useful on soft cutting
In india almost most South Indians have halwa preparation in a similar pattern.In kerala they prepare with pumpkins,coconut etc, instead of corn powder rice powder is used .Your's is a awesome dish with a variety of orange juice flavor.Thanks for sharing!
I was just about to leave a comment saying we have halwa here in south India, when I saw your comment. 😊 my favourite is Tirunelveli halwa. 💖
Love to visit there
Kerela😊😌
Sohan halwa
@@ABisdoingjustfine I am also fond of Tirunelveli Halwa
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Edit: srry if I kind of copied another comment I didn’t know someone already said this💚
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@J K some people like that, hence why channels like that have large followings
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@J K It's sometimes better to have an in-depth video than one that skips over helpful details.
3:31 , Masghati is a soft, Jelly-like sweet made mostly in southern parts of Iran. This sweet is made with slight changes in ingredients and recipes in different regions of Iran but the basic recipe is more or less the same. The main ingredient of Masghati is starch which gives the sweet its jelly form. Saffron, rosewater, and nuts are other ingredients that give this sweet the special taste of it.
Interesting. Don't get offended, but does it relate to a turkish delight.
Bro Iran is not the only country that makes this
@@infusedsync did they say it was
@@NerdXZ-pn4nt I don't know if Turkish make this pastry too or don't but all I know is people make this pastry in my country a lot as one of their traditional pastries😊
@@infusedsync I didn't know that masghati would be made in other countries too ... I just used my own country as an example because I do not know about food and desserts of other countries ..but thank you for saying🙏
In korea, we call it as "gwa-il(= fruit) yang gaeng" yang gaeng is originally made by red bean paste and agar but using fruit juice instead of red been paste, it looks just like this one :) love your recipe♡
Interesting! yang gaeng sounds delicious thanks for the comment
@@VARGASAVOURRECIPES What oranges are those?
@@TheSynthwaveBoy plastic oranges
@@beffjezos4990 LMAO
@@TheSynthwaveBoy Probally just normal store bought oranges
In Egypt we call it Malbun, it has the same basics with many flavors including orange. Some expensive types are mixed with nuts
Love from Cairo 🌺
@Jesus has given you all. Repent or die. repent or die? I mean we are all dying in the end aren’t we. Also how does this in any way make people convert to Christianity, thank god for Islam
@@zzoldd you’re absolutely right الحمدلله
@@zzoldd I don't really agree with the above poster inappropriately posting here, but I have to jump in here. Jesus never spoke of the usual way we die as "death", but "sleep". It is the second death that is real death. Forever obliterated - not being shoved in eternal flames as the Greeks believed, and the Catholic church adopted. And while there are warnings in the bible about the consequences, people are asked to learn about and communicate with Jesus and during the process, they will be changed. His love and willingness to demean himself to demonstrate that God's law could be obeyed by a man, refuted Satan's lies, and because he suffered the guilt and punishment of every human in our place, we can each accept that gift as if we had lived that perfect life, and allow him to change us. So the first death we experience is not the death the bible speaks about being the wages of sin. It is the second death.
@@zzoldd God didn't give islam to the anyone...satan created islam.
I am from India there is a sweet called Aammot (Aam-Mo-Ta) It is made in summers by extracting mango's juice and freezing it is only available in summers it is too tasty you should try to make it.
Great dessert ! In Greece it is called loukoumi and in Turkey lokum .It is well known as "turkish delight".
Oh My Goodness. This was easy , fun and scrumptious.
I am now planning different citrus treats for the grandbabies. Thank You!
How long did it take to cook?
I’ll bet they’ll love it! these look delicious
@@pumkinpatchwork I am excited to make them for the kiddos.. 😁
Yes give pure sugar treats to the babies. Good idea.
Dont give too Many or any if they are very young as this is really just sugar with no healthy attachements. Sugar is one of the worst things you can give to young children
I wanna try it, but coated with powdered sugar instead. Like some sort of Turkish delight.
And maybe experiment with different juices and zests. Pineapple and Lime for example. Or maybe before cooling, fold in some chopped fruit or candied fruit for extra texture and flavors
Pineapple zest is very good for you. Just watch out for pesticides. Always buy organic lol
This recipe was so good! So creative and looks so delicious! Judging by the thumbnail i thought that we had to use gelatin but i'm glad that we just have to use cornstarch to make it thick
Thanks so much! 😊
@@VARGASAVOURRECIPES yw
@@gaminginstincts8319 i think i know why you thought you had to use gelatin;
is it because gelatin are mostly non-halal?
@@urchinized no because gelatin brings the gummy-like texture
@@gaminginstincts8319 ohhhh understood
thought u were muslim for one split second
I just made this with much less sugar, twice the orange juice and the juice of one lemon as well and I still found it too sweet. I will make this again but with close to no sugar.
Little tip: add a pinch of cayenne pepper to give it a little kick ;)
Bet Tajin would be good, too!!
نعم في بلدي ( سوريا)هناك الكثير من هذه الحلويات،،،ونسميها (راحة الحلقوم)لذيذة جدا وانا أحبها جدا،،،،شكرا لك على الوصفة شهية طيبة شكرا لك 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
في مصر وبنسميها ملبن
ام عبد الرحمن
@@omAbdelrahmanmoner اه عارفة وبشتريها كتير لاولادي وأحيانا انا بعملها في البيت
Может это вкусно,но крахмал очень вреден!
واش درتلها كامل تعيس
واش درتلها
Jelly bars in my country, using gelatin instead of corn flour, pretty much the same. Sometimes with a splash of lemon juice to brighten it up. Love them :)
Thanks
What country are you from?
I guess this is the Vegan option. I for one don't mind gelatine, but it is an animal biproduct
Edit: didn't see the butter nvm
@@GarrettPDGA this recipe used butter.
@@NetMaple okay the vegetarian option
This is called “malban” in Egypt and its very common with many flavors
malban is noughat in english
احم
مصريين🙂😂😂😂
@@يارههلال أجدع ناس وأعظم بلد وأطيب شعب ام الدنيا
This orange marshmallow is so fragrant and delicious!
Orange fudge
Hi
Ikr!
just made this and its pretty good! definitely make sure you very finely grate your orange zest and i would personally recommend adding citrus acid . i havent tried that but it could definitely be a little more tart imo!
ew no citrus it already tastes too bitter
@@Me-ks6eu Citrus acid makes it more sour not bitter
@Oye That is a good idea. I love the taste of lemons and with the sugar in this recipe I feel like lemon will balance the flavor better than orange.
I forgot to add sugar u think I can reheat it and add it
In France we have a similar treat called Pâtes de fruit but we don't use corn scratch for it ! Only fruit and sugar, and we let them dry
C trop bon
I’m definitely going to try this. Orange slice candy was a guilty pleasure of mine even though I knew it was artificial flavor.
Thanks
I made this, first time doing something like this. The longest part was mixing it while it thickens. I had it on low heat and I think it would of worked better on medium. Took over 30 mins plus it didn't hold too well. Gonna try again and hope for the best!
Maybe use a non-stick pan next time
Στην Ελλάδα εμείς το λέμε λουκούμι και έχουμε πολλές παραλλαγές και με ξηρούς καρπούς μέσα επίσης αντί για ζάχαρη από πάνω βάζουμε ινδική καρύδα όπως και να έχει πολύ καλή προσπάθεια μπράβο!!!
I tried it and put some of it on the end of the melted chocolate and put it in the fridge again, the result was amazing
🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪
@@youceres 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@ahmeddaniel1258 yummy😉
@@youceres
yes very tasty😋🥰😍
Great idea.
Sou do Brasil!!! Aqui temoso doce de banana açucarado muito gostoso, de corte também temos, de goiaba, manga.... Vou fazer sua receita parece gostoso , obrigada por compartilhar 🙏
Me gusto muchisimo este postre, facil, rapido, economico y con tan solo 3 ingredientes, naranja, azucar, maicena. MARAVILLOSO, Gracias
Excelente tutorial de cocina, seguí la receta, me quedo muy bien y sabe muy rico ese postre de naranja. No conocía ese postre, sinceramente me sorprendió.
instead of oranges, we use pumpkin, or blended spinach but we serve it with coconut sweet sauce. ....very delicious.
That sounds interesting, can you share the recipe for both?
Please share
That's sound interesting
It's getting long time.. :))
Vi este video meses atrás, seguí la receta y amé el resultado. Pocas veces me queda como en la receta, pero esta es tan sencilla de seguir. Son como lo que llamamos en México “gomitas”. Hoy TH-cam me recomienda de nuevo este video y ahora quiero volver a hacer estas ricas gomitas de naranja 🍊😋
Gracias Fabiola. Me alegro que te gustaran. Saludos 😊😊🥰
Que es lo naranja que le agrega y no está escrito en inglés o español no dice q es eso naranja que pone sobre la azucar
@@claudiaantunez5058 Es la rayadura de naranja que saca al principio del video.
i tried this, mine was on the stove for 15 to 20 mins, then I put it in a prepared vessel and transferred it to the refrigerator. thank you so much.
My pleasure
Πολύ έξυπνο γλυκό!! Ευχαριστούμε από Ελλάδα.
Sounds very good. We make a lemon squares cookie with a thin layer of dough at the bottom and a thick layer of lemon filling with similar ingredients as the orange in this (baked briefly) then cut up
Sounds great!
Omg... 😋 sounds delicious. ❤️
Love them!
Omg Eats Cool
Have a recipe?
In Japan, there is a misuzu candy.
In the case of misuzu candy, it is coagulated with a seaweed-derived ingredient called agar instead of cornstarch.
これどんな味がするんですかね
@@noma-ruru 想像するにモッチリ食感のオレンジグミに近いと思います
@@ワイン坊や なるほどありがとうございます
ew seaweed…Gonna try it
Japanese food never failed me before
@@Tw0Dots Thank you for your interest in Japanese food and your sense of challenge.
I think that seaweed has the image of being a grotesque food, but agar(kan-ten) is an ancient Japanese food that is rich in dietary fiber and has an intestinal regulating effect.
Best wishes for your success！
Y se ve exquisito... Gracias por la receta. 👏
We have something kind of similar in my country. They are orange glazed pecans. Using orange juice and sugar, you heat it up and add pecans. Then you lay them out on parchment paper to cool down. Never tried other nuts, just know the pecans are treat.
I think this would be a nice treat. My dad is diabetic, so I could make a separate batch for him using stevia!
You have to watch out for the corn starch as well.
@@jjaus ohhhh yeah! That's good to keep in mind!
I've never seen anything like this in the US. We use a lot less corn starch than many other countries. This looks delicious. Thank you.
I thought corn starch was From the US
The US definitely makes the most compared to other countries.
Corn starch is in all gummy candies. It's the universal thickener, alongside corn syrup.
Literally in every gas station
It’s essentially the recipe for cinnamon bears. Gummy bears are similar too but use gelatin instead of corn starch for a gummier texture
Fiz de abacaxi e coco ralado , ficou perfeito !
I made these couple times last summer and I'm in love! Today I am going to try this recipe again, but with cloudberries, if the recipe works with those, I will make more for Christmas. And: Greetings from Finland!
Yummy!! And so simple!! Thank you for this delicious recipe! I will make this with my granddaughter next time she spends the night with me!!
🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪😜😜😜😘😘😘😘😘😜😜😜
@Rida Batool Not yet! She doesn't come visit me often - it may be months before she does again :(
We actually have a similar one in Indonesia but there's a slight difference, it isn't too sticky and usually coated with grated coconut instead of sugar
Nama makanannya apa sih kak? Aku pernah liat tapi gak tau nama dan rasanya
klepon?
@@aenoire bukan beda dia
@@nanadhian7624 namanya lupa gua
Cenil? Ongol ongol?
Conheço como "suguli", é muito antigo, minha mãe sempre fazia. Deu saudade da infância com esse vídeo..
parece jujuba
@@madrums007 .
@@madrums007 verdade. É meio sem graça, mas ao mesmo tempo bom, pelo sabor da laranja. É gostoso.. Era doce de pobre, eu era pobre...
@@Elizabete422 não parece sem graça kkkkkk eu gosto mt de jujuba, e esse doce parece ainda melhor rsrsrs
@@rajwindersachdeva1102 tu só mando um "." kkkkkkkk
Que receita boa. Vou fazer para testar e colocar no meu canal, aqui no Brasil não tem esse doce, aqui faz doces diferentes. Obrigada ☺️🙏
It looks delicious. Want to try it with lemons as well.
In India we have something similar called barfi it's made from many different fruits and dry fruits it can be soft and chewy or it can be a little harder it's delicious
प्रभामंडल
This looks like the homemade version of those orange slices candies with the sugar on top😋I love those things
You mean Orange Gum Drops?
@@skylarmccloud4080 I think they're called orange slices here...they are gummy, but it could be the same thing☺️
@@skylarmccloud4080 last I checked gum drops are made.....in the shape..... of gum drops. They're literally talking about a candy called orange slices.
If you're in the US, literally any grocery store, convenience store, dollar store, and most hardware stores sell these in cheap plastic bags with a red paper coated top for 2/$1 (sometimes more depending where.)
@@ioasisyumich yup! I know exactly the bag your talking about. But I never buy the orange ones, I get the multi colored pack.
Es deliciosa yo la hice tal cual y es sumamente delicioso suaves y con el sabor a naranja y la rayadura es un toque perfecto para el sabor y la delucadesa de este postre mil gracias por la receta que dios te bendiga siempre y te de mucha vida y salud para seguir adelante con todos tus proyectos y sueños
This is me again. It's not as firm as it needs to be. I've been baking all day. Putting things to cool down in the fridge to cool down, making room. This is so good.I will be doubling the recipe next time.🥰🥰
Hope you enjoy
Looks like it would be very tasty, I wonder if you could use lemons and make a lemon sweet with the same recipe as well as orange. Bookmarking this one to my recipe lists. Thank you.
Absolutely can just tried it, very tasty
Add any citrus lemon, lime, grapefruit and mango. That's what u read others are using.. :-)
No the law says it must be orange, NEVER EVER MAKE WITH LEMON.
@@markylon can you please reference the act of which it is listed under?
@@kzkaa. the 1970 Citrus Act v2
Fascinating dessert and looks very tasty and refreshing. I have never seen this in the US but will try recipe at home.
Hello Shelley thanks and welcome, sorry for the delayed response
Sangat menggiurkan dan segar sekali manisan jeruk nya..... Sungguh makanan yang ringan yang bergizi
Terima kasih banyak
We Indians have sweet called "halwa", a famous sweet across every street of India.... Available mostly in every bakery india... Don't wanna brag about it a lot but, if you ever pay a visit to India, have a taste of it... It's sticky, chewy, sweet and with soft texture.... Have taste if anyone pays a visit to India.
I don't like it, it's too sweet for my taste and doesn't have any specific flavor... Do you really enjoy it?
@@ThePotterWasp it aint famous and tast in india i mean it originated in Pakistan and is more famous and tasty here as its original
@@aliazhar147 oh, yeah it really isn't that famous over here...
@@ThePotterWasp not every halwa is tasty my dr there are many different type of halwa available, the one u tasted might have to not suited your taste, and one important thing is every cook cannot be master in making halwa
I think it's a kind of Aam papad but made from orange😅
In Spain we have "cooked milk" (leche frita), it's very similar and we put it in cinnamon and sugar
is it like Caramel?
@@skylarmccloud4080 no that's different (dulche leche ) I think it might be called, the cooked milk you can deep fry almost like churros and roll in cinnamon and sugar. Deep fried milk I call it it freak people out but it's delicious
Yes we have a same sweet it's called (hallqum) and we make it the same way but we cover it with coconut or corn starch.
Thank you for the delicious sweets I will make it sure 🥰.
Do you know what temperature they cooked it at for how long and do you know how long its suppose to cool do you refrigerator it or what
@@primoharris1137we Mix it well before putting it on fire Then put it on low temperature while continuing to moving Until the mixture holds together and becomes as good as it looks in the video then Place it in the plate and let it cool down in the room after that we put it in the refrigerator to make sure it is cold and well knit like the video after that we remove it from the refrigerator and cut it and cover it in starch.
I hope that was helpful 🥰.
@@jhoonfreestyle6564 perfect how long in the fridge just until solidified kinda?
@@primoharris1137 thank you💙, it's around an hour or a half hour 🥰.
@@jhoonfreestyle6564 another ? So I made it but I think I use the wrong paper I used parchment was I suppose to use wax I'm guessing because it's been over two hours and it's sticking to the paper
It looked even more delicious without the sugar coating!😱
There was this tiny local fruit grove in my home town that made something similar to this, and it came in Orange, Grapefruit, Lemon, Lime. They called them fruit jellies. After the orange blight plus the freezes, they had to close down.. I'm gonna make this and see if it doesn't work with other fruits! Childhood candy once again.
Thanks for your comment tell me how it was for you
Yes! Love any kind of citrus jellies
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@@sadiaayaan9361 ayaanistan?
Я думаю,что это можно проделать также из сока других фруктов! Из сока вишен,смородины..... Я правильно думаю? А вообще очень здорово!
Нет , только из кухни ее апельсинов это получается
Крахмал почти в чистом виде хавать... ну я даж не знаю. Это не вредное лакомство? То что вкусно сомнений нет =)
In America we have something called "Orange Slices" candy that is like this. Chewy, jelled and sweet, coated with sugar. I think they use corn syrup instead of corn starch though and boil it until it reaches a certain stage in temperature. I haven't eaten them in over 30 years. Too many chemicals now in American food. I think I will try your recipe, it looks like it would taste better. Thank you for your video, from Wisconsin, USA.
Olha, acho sei do que esta falando, aqui no Brasil chamamos bala de goma, em duas cores. E feita com ágar-ágar um pó que parece gelatina.
1 e 1/2 xícara (chá) de água (360 ml) essa água pode ser substituída por suco da fruta.
1 xícara (chá) de açúcar cristal
1 colher (sopa) rasa de ágar-ágar (gelatina vegetal) em pó
1 colher (sopa) de glucose de milho
1 colher (sopa) de essência no sabor de sua preferência(Se usar o suco não precisa)
Corante comestível na cor que combine com o sabor
Modo de preparo
Misture bem a água com o açúcar, o ágar-ágar e a glucose em uma panela de fundo grosso.
Leve ao fogo baixo, sem mexer, até atingir o ponto de lágrima (também conhecido como ponto de pérola ou gota).
Fora do fogo, adicione a essência e corante a gosto e distribua imediatamente em forminhas de bala ou pirulito ou uma assadeira.(seja rápida pois endurece rápido)
Deixe secar por 12 horas antes de desenformar.. (não precisa levar a geladeira) Envolva em açúcar cristal e, se desejar, embrulhe em papel-celofane.
Dicas:
-Você pode substituir a glucose de milho por 2 colheres (sopa) de alimento à base de glucose.
-Na falta de forminhas, despeje o doce em recipientes rasos e, depois que endurecer, corte com cortadores de biscoito no formato desejado.
-Leva aproximadamente 5 minutos para o açúcar atingir o ponto de lágrima, também conhecido como pérola ou gota. Quando escorre da colher, a calda cai em fio, formando uma bolinha na ponta.
Boa Sorte, é bom retorno a infância. Eu amo fazer essas balas
En mi país Colombia le dicen gomitas y son muy ricas gracias por compartir.Las he comido pero no sabia cómo las hacian
I used to love the orange slices candy until the companies that make it started putting in the artificial sweeteners and colors. I think I saw high fructose corn syrup in one brand that makes it. I miss those. I like recipe in this video because it uses real oranges and no artificial colors or flavors as well as no gelatin (because I’m a vegetarian…not a vegan…lol). Greetings from Washington State.
Not good for health..eye candy but for sure too much of sugar affects your health.. better have the orange juice and stay healthy...😍😍😍
I thought they used gelatin for those but yeah they might cook them till the soft ball stage since oranges probably makes their own pectin like many other fruits. Pectin sets up like gelatin and gives that sticky, wiggly or chewy texture like jam, jello, and gummies.
Orange juice....enak banget..i like
Спасибо за рецептик!!!
Обязательно попробую сделать!!!!
Всем удачи!!!!!! 🍊🍊🍊🍊🍊🍊🍊🍊🍊🍊🍊🍊🍊🍊🍊🍊🍊
Спасибо,попробую это сделать с яблоком)))
200 гр сахара это она пожадничала, нужно 400 гр сахара.
It seems very simple, a bit like Turkish Rachatłukum. I absolutely must try your recipe for this orange as a delicacy, especially since I love oranges.
That’s what I was thinking too. I never realized this was how they made it. It’s very simple!
ahh...is that your actual surname or you're just using it as sarcasm?😐
@@Achiever88 No, that's not my surrname, just once someone said that you can get addicted to me like a drug and I used that term as a nick
@@isadrug3254 damn☕ ...and i have 2 persona....one that i shows to others and the one i kept inside me...and some times both contradict each other....and the result is my username😐
@Hypocrite Maybe you should try to create one personality of the two, then you will stop being a hypocrite and start just being yourself. I have no such problem I'm just myself and I don't pretend to be anybody. I think every smarter person now knows what mine is about userrname. You understand 🤔
It looks great & I am going to try it out........80yr old from Toronto.
Thanks Ashley. Welcome. Glad you like it. Cheers 😊😊😋😋
Aqui no Brasil nunca vi doce de laranja assim .
Eu ja fiz calda de laranja para cobrir bolo.
Creme para rechear, bem mais líquido que esse que você fez.
Já fiz com bananas.
Agora, doce de laranja assim eu nunca tinha visto, parece delicioso. Vou fazer!
Grata por dividir sua receita!
Nós temos também, pelo menos aqui no nordeste, o doce de casca de laranja! Parece jujuba e fica muito gostoso! Já experimentou?
@@pedrof324 não. Nem sabia que dá pra fazer doce com as cascas.
nice
Parabéns muito bom eu no fim em vez de passar por açúcar passei por coco ficou excelente
Bom Natal para todos
😋 Portugal 🇵🇹
Obrigada, fico feliz que tenha gostado das receitas e que bom com coco. Cumprimentos e feliz natal
Выглядит очень вкусно! Хотелось бы попробовать приготовить! Спасибо огромное за рецепт😍
جربتيه لذيذه ام لا ارجو الرد💔
@@دموعالراحلين-ح4ش i am cooking it right now for the first time so i will update you
@@kaileystatler154 tell us when you're done
@@kaileystatler154 сделали?
I just made this.
It's very simple and quick to do. I stirred it for 20 minutes until i could let it cool down. I coated it with sugar like the video and the final result is good. Personally, it's too sweet for me. But that doesn't mean i won't eat it. It's a great recipe and i will make it again! I wonder if we could do it with all fruits. Maybe use a little less sugar or coat it in something else.
Thank you for the recipe!
I’m making this delicious dessert today. can’t wait to try orange and lemon. Greetings from USA 🇺🇸
Remember to use organic oranges and especially so for the zest. Then again you being from the USA can probably get the ingredients pre made in your supermarkets.
@@twingytwango6971 thank you so much
Eu fiz e ficou uma delícia!
Just made this and its honestly really freaking good - im definitely making this again
Is it like orange flavored gummy bears?
Cubierto de chocolate queda más riquito ;) excelente idea me encantan tus recetas!
Muchas gracias Nanu. Seguro que quedara buenisimo con chocolate. Saludos
Se ve múy rica! Mi abúelo múrio de 86 años en 1986 y asia uno que es de cóco, la preparación es exácto la misma pero con cóco frésco rayado, saludos désde Gúadalajara Jálisco, MÉXICO! A! Y le ponía coloránte rójo, se vén deliciósos y llamativoz con ese cólor!
Gracias por el lindo comentario 😊
Tip: put your corn starch through a sieve otherwise it’s quite difficult to stir in
Looks delicious! Can't wait to try this recipe and Thank You for the English subtitles 😀
Desde Venezuela. Aqui lo llamamos manjar de naranja. Excelente!
In Turkey, we call it "Turkish delight". It's really delicious dessert. If you haven't tried this dessert, I think you should try it!
It is not only called in Turkey. It is a well-known dessert around the world. "Turkish delight."
Love Turkish delight! It’s known all over the world.
Ehehehe
Turkish delight tastes like a soapy rectum
@@YourWifesBoyfriend I agree mate
That was freaking awesome and very relaxing to watch. Bet it tastes amazing, can't wait to try and replicate this myself. Thanks for this.
Hummm! Deu água na boca ❤ Vou fazer. Aquí no Brasil temos de frutas diversas, para meu gosto, o melhor é de figo verde em calda. Na cozinha, sou um fracasso 😫, ñ tive oportunidade de aprender nada! 🤣
Such a beautiful, simple and fine sweet snack ! Thank you ! Greetings from Buenos Aires, Argentina
Thanks so much! 😊
When you make these to improve the zest, add a teaspoon of citric acid and use an ice tray as your mold.
The ice tray is so smart thanks
Si , esos dulces son gomitas hay algunas empresas y de otra forma q tambien compro es de personas que se acercan a venderte y son bien ricos esos dulces ❤👌🏼
Cornstarch dissolves better & quicker when added slowly in heated liquid. Don’t just pour the whole amount in at once. That’s why cornstarch clumps. Stirring the liquid with one hand, slowly begins sprinkling I. The cornstarch, mixing it as you go. You get less clumps, and a more clear result.
Noo dont add it to heated liquid then it will clump. It has to be dissolved in cool first like she did
It also responds well when added slowly to very cold liquids, in my experience.
@@gwenshurney5240
I learned from 3 generations of cooks to slowly stir it into whatever liquid you’re heating up, and I have never had it clump up. And using a whisk doesn’t help either. Use a spoon!
Terimakasih, dapat ilmu baru buat manisan
When you dont have oranges but still decide to watch it
When you have oranges but they moldy as heck:
In korea it's call "ttack" or "korea rice cake". it's really similar with the one on video. It's has many many flavor,
and really taste good! If you see this comment you should try ttack!!!
i thank more like "yanggaeng" usually made by red been whit suger
ttack and yanggaeng both are have similar texture, but yanggaeng is more like dessert
I personally think Jeonggwa is good too. Mandarin oranges and apples are really delicious.
I will keep that in mind! Thank you!!
떡 보다는 과편 만드는 방법이랑 거의 비슷함.
@The Dreamer 엄... 소리나는대로 표기하는경우가 많으니까 맞지 않을까요?