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Candied Angelica
One of the most popular commercial uses of Angelica and cooking is to confiture Angelica to be used as a confectionery. This process consists of cutting the stems of the Angelica and then peeling them before they are then lacerated in the syrup.
Doing this on more than one occasion increasingly super concentrates it, so that the water naturally in the stems is replaced through these baths in an osmosis effect with the syrup.
The candied strips are then dried at a low temperature to obtain a green candied stem. That has a smooth texture and a delicious fragrance. This candied Angelica has a unique, subtle citrus flavor.
If you have any homegrown Angelica stems and you want to make your own candied Angelica sticks, here's a recipe for you.
Paris Restaurants with Alexander Lobrano
Restaurants in Paris have a vast history that has been influential on French cuisine and cuisines and restaurants around the world. Currently, the city like many has been through a pandemic, and what effect has this had on the cities restaurants. To talk to us about all things past and present about the Paris restaurant scene is acclaimed, James Beard award-winning author Alexander Lobrano.
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