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Talk to me about curd.

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SparkyUK · 11/02/2011 15:13

Has anyone made curd before? I had some seville oranges so I sort of made up a recipe that was half way between the lemon curd and orange curd recipes I had. This is the recipe I made up.

*6 v small seville oranges - about lemon size but because skins are so thick and so many pips, really not that much flesh.
*2 clementines to bulk up the juice
*8 oz caster sugar
*4 eggs

I used grated peel from 4 of the oranges, and mixed it with juice from all the fruit, the sugar and eggs in a double boiler and heated it over a low simmer, stirring, until sugar dissolved and then the mixture thickened. I strained it and put it in jars and then into the fridge.

It came out OK, but I think that it
a. tastes very eggy and
b. is a little bit runny.

Can I fix it by returning it to the pan? I thought of maybe adding some more juice/sugar mixture and heating it for longer might solve it, but I don't know if it is too late, now that it's set.

Any ideas/tips?

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couldtryharder · 11/02/2011 20:28

Too late now it's set, but not sure that seville oranges are meant for anything but marmarlade. Used to make lemon curd a fair bit and it always worked. Pretty sure I used good ol' Delia.

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