

I have been using your Complete Cookery Course since the late eighties, and you have become my constant and reliable kitchen guide.
However, I do have a question regarding the Seville Orange Marmalade recipe. I know that the pips and pith need to be added to a muslin bag to extract pectin, but what about the pulp that remains after squeezing out the juice? I remove that, and also remove as much of the white pith on the inside of the peel, but what do I do with it? Instinct suggests adding it with the juice and the rest, but your recipe is silent on that point. Is it also to be added to the muslin bag, or does it go in with the juice, water and sugar and finely sliced peel?
With regards,and thanks,
Tony Stockton
Follow us Like us on Facebook Follow us on twitter Follow us on instagram Follow us on pinterest Follow us on youtube
© 2001-2022 All Rights Reserved Delia Online
Hello Tony,
Delia squeezes the oranges very well and then all the white pith and even the bits of segment wall that remain attached gets sliced up and added to the water.
You might want to take a look at it being made it in the cookery school….
How to make Marmalade
Kind regards
Lindsey