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Tangelo-Tangerine Pudding

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  • Course: Dessert
  • Total Time: Under 4 Hours
  • Skill Level: Easy
  • Cost: Inexpensive
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    Photo by: Joseph De Leo

    This electric orange pudding is great for someone who’s longing for dessert but trying to say no. Tangelos are big and juicy with a decidedly round and sparkly flavor, but any tangerine-type citrus at its sweet prime will be a good bet. A mixture of citrus-grapefruits, tangerines, blood oranges, a bit of lime-is also intriguing, a kind of tutti-frutti. Or use just blood orange juice, if you can find it.

    If you choose to use bottled juice, look for one that is freshly squeezed, if possible. I have occasionally found some fine juices at farmers’ markets and farm stands where citrus are plentiful.

    Yield:  Makes four ½-cup servings

    INGREDIENTS
    • 1 heaping teaspoon finely grated tangerine, tangelo, or other citrus zest
    • 1 tablespoon organic sugar
    • 3 tablespoons organic cornstarch
    • 2 cups fresh tangelo juice (from 10 to 12 tangelos) or mixed citrus juice
    • Tiny pinch of salt
    • 1 tablespoon unsalted butter
    • 1 teaspoon bottled yuzu juice or 1 tablespoon orange-flower water
    • Stevia, orange blossom honey, or agave nectar, to taste

    Directions

    1. Smash the tangerine zest with the sugar to moisten the sugar with the fruit’s aromatic oils. Transfer to a 1-quart saucepan along with the cornstarch, juice, and salt. Stir to dissolve the cornstarch.

    2. Turn on the heat, bring the mixture to a boil, and cook, stirring, until the juice has thickened, after just a few minutes. Cook for 1 minute more, then turn off the heat and whisk in the butter and yuzu or orange-flower water. Taste, and if extra sweetener is needed, add a few drops of stevia, orange blossom honey, or agave nectar.

    3. Divide among juice glasses or Champagne glasses. Refrigerate until set, about 2 hours. (If you’re not counting calories too carefully, this pudding is great with a dollop of whipped cream.)


    © 1996 Elizabeth Terry
    NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION

    Nutrients per serving (% daily value)

    Nutritional information does not include Stevia, orange blossom honey, or agave nectar, to taste.

    155kcal (8%)
    17mg (2%)
    64mg (107%)
    38mcg RAE (1%)
    270mg
    19mg
    1g
    24g
    1g
    31g
    8mg (3%)
    75mg (3%)
    2g (9%)
    3g (5%)
    0mg (2%)

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