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Medieval Mime’s Rinds ©
Recipe contains about 500 calories
- Ingredients
for Low Fat, Low Calorie Recipe
- 3 Plump Oranges Fully Ripened
- 1 Large Box of Gelatin
- 1 ½ Cups of Water
- 1 Teaspoon of REAL Vanilla
- ¼ Cup of REAL Sugar
Split washed & fully Dried oranges in half & remove the fruit. Save
fruit to make fresh orange juice or toss into a crisp green salad. Slice
the peel into very thin strips. Place the orange strips into a saucepan
with ½ of the water & bring water to boiling point. Cook 10
minutes longer. Drain the water, then repeat using remaining ½
of water once more for boiling. Drain completely in a slotted colander.
Pour on the vanilla & stir. Allow to marinate as the prepare
the sugar mixture.
In the meanwhilst, mix DRY gelatin with the REAL sugar in a tiny bowl. Begin
dredging the cooked orange peel thru the sugar mixture a bit at a time, then
place the coated peel onto the board. Keep working until all of the peels
hath been coated. Place the coated orange peels into a tiny bowl as the
work.
Next, bring out a flat board covered with waxed paper, foil or sturdy plastic
wrap. Most any flat object will do & most any cooking covering will
do. If the cupboard is empty of foil, waxed paper or sturdy plastic
wrap, simply spray a bit of non-stick cooking spray on the flat surface. No
calorie refrigerated butter spray will also doeth nicely.
Begin redreging the orange peels thru the sugary mix one final time. Place
the finished thickly coated rind onto the flat covered surface. Place
into the oven or the microwave or another safe spot & allow to air dry overnite.
Mime’s Rinds should’st be stored in air-tight containers & will last
a very long time for future festival use. Experiment with other favorite
peels & gelatins. Rinds may’st also be used as a peppy additive to
new goody creations.

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