It's first time that Mamarazzi heard of Pomelo Skin pickled. A search through google yields surprising result. There are so many thing can be done with Pomelo skin. There are Pomelo Skin braised meat, Pomelo skin salad , Pomelo skin candy and many more but she can't find anything about pomelo skin pickled.
She noticed that the Pomelo Skin Candy looks interesting. Well, we still have one Pomelo leftover from our Ipoh trip...yup...Fresh Pomelo can be kept up to a month.
To have sweet pomelo, it's best to wait for the skin to feel soft before eating. Those fresh pomelo will not be as sweet.
"Operated" on the pomelo.
Cut the skin into strips. Cut away the "white" thingy as according to the recipe, that is the thing that makes the skin taste bitter.
Blanched the pomelo skins 3-4 times in hot water.
Last ....pour a cup of water plus a cup of sugar and boil the skin till translucent.
Mamarazzi rolled half of the skins in caster sugar while the other half she dipped in honey as Uncle Twilight mentioned that the ones he tasted have honey taste and it's wet.
Jemur it under the sun. Too very long to dry properly leh.
When I came home, it's still not properly dried. Those with sugar have harden but those with honey still sticky.
I tasted a slice......Mamarazzi asked me how? My reply was very diplomatic..."nice". But when she asked me to have some more I said "enough".
Mamarazzi tasted them...she likes the ones with sugar more than those with Honey. Honey with honey still tasted quite bitter. End up, she took them into the house and rolled everything in sugar.
Hmm.....learn new thing that day. Thanks uncle Twilight for the tips.
Eh this is something new!
ReplyDeleteMy MIL loves pomelo, she will keep the skin in her room for a few days as 'natural fragrant' ;)
next time try and make this. maybe she will like
DeleteHi There, I just heard about the Malaysian airplane being shot down..Scary!!! Hope there was nobody you knew on that plane... Prayers for all.
ReplyDeleteWhatever you fixed does sound SWEET... Whether it's with sugar or honey, it should have that really sweet taste.
Tell Twilight HI from me. I don't hear from him anymore much.
Hugs,
Betsy
There are just so many plane tragedy lately. May they rest in peace
DeleteLooks interesting! I do not think we have pomelos here.
ReplyDeleteyou can do this for orange and lemon rind too
DeleteWow! That looks really delicious Kathy! :)
ReplyDeleteYou have a lot of pomelos! I heard from dear that the pomelos were from you. Thanks!
welcome. yea....loves pomelos
DeleteMamarazzi so hardworking, making it from scratches. I love candied pamelo too. Ate it as a kid. Now not so into titbits.
ReplyDeletefirst time having this. LOL
Deletehmm, I like to eat pomelo...but never thought of the skin can be eaten as well >.<
ReplyDeletetry it one of these days. nice
DeleteOh, saw this one in FB.. Yes, I've tasted pickled pomelo skin and also pomelo skin drink.. And yes, they taste like marmalade in the drink.. I was wondering is that marmalade, instead of pomelo, as claimed by the waitress.. And now, after seeing your post, and also TM's remark about tasting like marmalade, I belif liao.. The other day, I ordeed this drink from Chatime.. Pomelo something.. And at the bottom of the drink there were these skins, taste like marmalade, but now, I belif they are pomelo, haha..
ReplyDeletenice...kum kum sweet sweet
DeleteFirst time i heard about it, usually i just throw the skin away...
ReplyDeleteme too...till TM say can make into pickle
DeleteMamarazzi bila mau market this candied pomelo?
ReplyDeleteCan sell online and we buy them . :)
hahaha...this one have to cari suppliers from Ipoh lo
DeleteCan be eaten? Not nice kah? I have two pomelos in the house - my cousin in Bintulu gave me. Since you don't like, then I will not bother to make. Hehehehehehe!!!!!
ReplyDeletecan be eaten leh. Just kids doesnt like
DeleteSo Mamarazzi get to hog all the candied pomelo
ReplyDeleteshe ate it all
DeleteOh ... didn't know it can be consumed.
ReplyDeletenow u know :)
DeleteUncle SK heard of pomelo skin in cooking, especially the HK people loves to eat it stewed and then with prawn roes, but never heard about the pickled pomelo skin or pomelo skin salad at all.. this is something new and interesting actually to see how Mamarazzi prepared it..
ReplyDeleteoh can use for cooking ah...didnt know about that
Deleteahh, looks like nothing much left after removing the white part and cutting the skin into strips huh?? but first time doing this, little bit to try on lah.. hehehe, Uncle SK knows the next time Mamarazzi goes to Ipoh, she will borong lots of pomelo back home!! haha, not because she wants to eat the fruit, but she wants to make pomelo skin candies, so that she can munch while reading her books in the middle of the night~~ :p
ReplyDeleteyes nothing much left unless it is a big pomelo la.
Deleteactually the one with sugar looks good woh.. maybe next time Mamarazzi wanna use finer sugar and spread on them more evenly, then that could probably attract Small Kucing to eat.. you know, like those candies sold in loose weight in supermarkets.. but good lah this boy, so diplomatic, hahahaha!! just say "nice and enough" really courteous enough and politely rejected Mamarazzi!! so witty, Uncle SK likes~~ :D
ReplyDeleteyea should have used the icing sugar maybe
DeleteOOh interesting.. never heard of pomelo skin candy. Wondering if we can do the same for orange, lemon skins as well?
ReplyDeletei think should be able to do so too
DeleteEverything has their first time... never tasted them like this before but my girl loves to eat pomeloes.. wonder if she loves to eat these...
ReplyDeletethink maybe she will like la
DeleteThought small kucing would make a helmet out of the skin.
ReplyDeletealready done that long time ago
DeleteIts a great idea Kathy. Perhaps can be done with lemon and orange peel too. Let collect and try. Btw, received the seeds today and thanks so much. The previous two; growing and I'm so happy because soon I can make the blue nasi kerabu.
ReplyDeletei think can. can try and make. can be use for restaurant finger food?
DeleteYou are welcomed. Happy growing :)
i have seen the candied pomelo skin but I don't dare to eat because I am scared of pesticide used during planting may be still in the skin. Good that Small Kucing is so diplomatic. If it is noodle, he won't say thank you but I have enough if he just ate one string of noodle, hehehe.
ReplyDeleteno la....just wash clean lo. see the kulit of the pomelo not so nice. sure tarak pesticide
DeleteHey boy, your Mamarazzi is so amazing yet scary. Just a short morning talk and she got into working in the kitchen right away to dish out the pickled candy that I have not eaten for decades! I can say it was a long lost delicacy yet Mamarazzi brought it back to life within hours! I salute her la.
ReplyDeletemuhahaha...while the mood is on mah
DeleteWhy you don't like it? I was the only one who went crazy and gaga over it when I was at your age! I guess your Mamarazzi and I have similar taste & interests as we seem to connect well. Less man more share, good for her.
ReplyDeleteI am confident that she can make samples for friends and take orders for CNY. Someday it might become a big million dollar business!
coz got the kum kum taste lo
DeleteMamarazzi, I saw the picture that you posted on FB, looks very good actually. Rajin you !
ReplyDeleteJust experimenting leh
DeleteVery challenging experiment! Will you make it again? Nice lah!
ReplyDeletesure will ...if have pomelo skin
DeleteEh eh eh my comments went missing? I forgot what I wrote.
ReplyDeletegot la...Mamarazzi no line to publish
DeletePandai mamarazzi. Duno pomelo skin can make into yummy snack.
ReplyDeletemaybe will try orange and lemon peel as suggested by Mei Yee
DeleteLooks very tasty leh! Pomelo is very common in China too....our apartment compound has pomelo trees all over but the fruiting season is in Sept/Oct.
ReplyDeleteSorry I haven't visited your blog in a long while cos as I've already told you, I can't open it there :(
yea i understand...kena block over there
DeleteI bet rolled in sugar, they taste just like candy.
ReplyDeleteyes...hence the name
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