How to make Cranberry  and Orange Curd | Rosie Makes Jam Recipes

Cranberry and Orange Curd

This recipe celebrates the arrival of the Winter treat that is the humble cranberry

Ingredients

Cranberries
12 oz
340 g
Orange, Zest and Juice,
Large, zest and juice
1 each
Sugar, Caster
8 oz
250 g
Butter,
Salted or unsalted, cut into small cubes
5 oz
150 g
Eggs,
Large free range
4 each

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Cranberries
Orange, Zest and Juice
Eggs

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Method

  1. Put the cranberries into the pan with around 100ml water and cook
  2. over a medium heat until soft and ‘popped’
  3. Either quarter the satsumas removing any pips and process with their
  4. skins or zest the orange and squeeze the juice. Add to the pan
  5. Heat through together and then pour though one of the sieves into a
  6. jug. Work through as much of the pulp as possible
  7. Put the sugar and the butter, cut up into cubes into the bowl pour
  8. over the cranberry mix
  9. Beat the eggs together then pour through the second sieve onto the
  10. mix in the bowl
  11. Set the bowl over a pan with hot water on a medium heat
  12. Stir to dissolve the sugar, melt the butter and thoroughly mix in the
  13. egg
  14. Keep stirring until the curd is thickened and can coat the back of the
  15. spoon - around 15 mins
  16. Pour into jars while hot, seal, and refrigerate once cooled
  17. Delicious on scones, toast or layered in small glasses with cream and
  18. meringue
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How long will it take to make?

Preparation time:
15 mins
Cooking time:
15 mins
Total time:
30 mins

How much?

Makers approx. 4 x 200g/8oz jars

Look after it

Keep refrigereated

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