Whether you just ate an orange or made fresh lemonade, don't throw out those citrus peels just yet. You can use them to make ...

Adding some orange peels around your garden could make it a much more pleasant environment because the fresh citrus scent masks fertilizer and other odors.

The orange season has begun and since we need candied fruit to make Panettone, today we are preparing CANDIED ORANGE PEEL You ...

Candied citrus peels make for a sweet and tangy snack option. To prepare them, you can boil the peels in water to remove bitterness and simmer them in sugar syrup until they turn translucent. Once ...

The next time you eat a juicy orange or squeeze its juice for a recipe, don’t throw away the peel. It's about 20 percent of the fruit, and orange peels contain natural oils, have antibacterial ...

Slice the skin thinly and then you can make candied citrus peel, or you can keep it in syrup. These can then be used in desserts or as a pretty decoration for cakes. You can even use them to ...

Sweet navel oranges, with their thick and supple peels, are key here. Yummy enough to enjoy on their own, these beautiful candied orange slices also serve well as edible decorations for cakes or ...

Soak orange peels in water for toner. For a cool citrus twist, mix tea blends with dried orange peel. You can use orange peel to garnish ice cream, cakes, and make cookies with candied peel.

Orange peels, often discarded, are surprisingly nutritious and flavorful. Packed with antioxidants and essential oils, they can be zested into baked goods, candied for treats, or used in savory ...