Sorry for not updating my blog for ages but the end of my school-year was pretty hectic. The exams and other works took a lot of time. I'm trying to compensate it during the summer by posting more.
One day we had lots of mandarins and their peels were so tight that we couldn't peel them. I happened to have an ice cream machine and I used it to make some sorbet. After juicing the mandarins I added some orange juice to increase the amount of the juice. There were at least ten mandarins and after halving them I had 20 halves to juice. That took a while because we don't have a proper juicing machine, just a citrus juice extractor.
To make this even simpler you don't have juice the fruits yourself. You can add ready-made juice from a bottle. Also you don't have to use just orange or mandarin. The world is full of fruits that can be juiced and be made to sorbet. Experiment with different juices to find your own favourite.
When I had the juice I just poured it in the chilled ice cream machine and let it freeze for 30 minutes. The machine did all the work for me: the freezing and the mixing of the juice. It's also easy to make without the machine. Just pour the juice in a bowl and put it in a freezer. Let it freeze for a few hours and mix it a few times with an electric mixer during the freezing.
The result was delicious but in the borders of being too sour. If you like sweet then you can add some sugar but it's not necessary.
My name is Atte Jokinen and I am a 18-years old, finnish student. This is my gastronomic journey through my life including school, home and hobbies.
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Saturday, 27 June 2015
Friday, 29 November 2013
Epic crêpes suzette
We made some crêpes suzette a week ago. Its basically just crepes and caramelised orange segments. The brown spots in the plate are just reflections. So, here's the recipe.
For batter:
For batter:
1kg flour
2kg milk
6 eggs
Orange zest
For sauce:
Some orange segments and juice
Sugar
Butter
Some cointreau for flambéing
Mix the batter ingredients in a bowl. Put about two tablespoons of sugar on a pan an let it melt. Add butter and let it melt. Then add cointreau and flambé it. Add orange juice and segments. Serve.
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