If you want to gift candied oranges dipped in chocolate then I recommend separating each one of them with a piece of baking parchment to avoid them sticking together.A great substitution is dried lavender or maybe even cake sprinkles. I used dark chocolate (70% cocoa content) but you can use semi-sweet chocolate as well.You want each one of the slices have their own space and not to be overlapping. Use a wide-bottomed pot to simmer the orange slices in.If you are not sure which ones have thin skin, try to look for juice oranges. They are perfect for all kitchen needs, from baking to salads.Useful tips for making candied oranges dipped in chocolate

Microwave safe glass bowl– These are the exact bowls that I have and I love them. I can usually get 16 cookies on a sheet when I’m baking. I used course for this recipe.īaking Sheet– I’ve had these baking sheets forever and love that they are bigger. It has a place that you can adjust the salt to fine, medium or course. Sea Salt Grinder – Here’s the exact sea salt grinder I use. I also have an EGG FREE RECIPE Facebook page that I just started, so there is only one follower right now, me! ( Update: It’s over 2400 now!!) Go follow over there and I’ll post any good recipes I find! Tools to make Chocolate Dipped Orange Slices

I pin on it every week because I’m ALWAYS on the lookout for new recipes. It’s great finding recipes that are egg free and when I need one I can go look and eat everything in it.ĮGGLESS Recipe board on Pinterest has a ton of great recipes. I started an eggless recipe board on my personal Pinterest page and then realized that I should probably link it to my blog. If you are on the lookout for more eggless recipes, then I’ve got some resources for you. Many of my recipes are eggless and this is the perfect egg-free treat. If you’re not a regular reader of my website, then you need to know I’m allergic to eggs and have been my entire life.

Chocolate covered candied clementines