Childhood delicacy--pure natural fruit peel
Overview
When hawthorn is on the market, I recall the sour and sweet hawthorn peels in my childhood memories. There are many varieties of snacks in the school canteen, but the hawthorn peels are the most attractive to me. They are cheap and you can buy one for a dime. They are sour and sweet and appetizing. The fruit peel you make at home tastes just as good, is healthy and safe, and is free from additives.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Wash and core the hawthorns, cut in half
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Marinate with sugar for half an hour
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Put the pickled hawthorn into a food processor, add a small amount of water and beat into a paste
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Put the hawthorn paste into a non-stick pan and stir-fry over low heat to avoid burning the pan
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Add sugar in batches in the middle, stir-fry until thick and not reduced, turn off the heat
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The status is as shown in the figure
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Spread the hawthorn paste on a baking sheet lined with greaseproof paper and smooth
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Bake in the oven at 150 degrees for 40 minutes until the surface is dry and does not stick to your hands. After it cools down, carefully peel it off from the parchment paper
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Roll into rolls, cut into sections, wrap in plastic wrap and refrigerate