• Re: 3/25 Correction on #5

    From Mike Powell@1:2320/106 to Ben Collver on Wed Mar 25 22:22:50 2026
    That's "cooking" not "ooking"

    Your eyes must be sharper than mine. I re-read it twice and didn't see an "ooking" in the original message!

    Mike


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  • From Ben Collver@1:105/500 to Mike Powell on Thu Mar 26 08:32:00 2026
    Re: Re: 3/25 Correction on #5
    By: Mike Powell to Ben Collver on Wed Mar 25 2026 10:22 pm

    I re-read it twice and didn't see an
    "ooking" in the original message!

    registers 140?F on a cooking thermometer. ook, whisking, for

    I always whisk when i ook

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    Title: Homemade Orange Juice Concentrate
    Categories: Beverages
    Yield: 10 Servings

    40 oz Fresh orange juice

    Preparation time: 5 minutes
    Cooking time: 1 hours

    An easy substitute for frozen orange juice concentrate, to use in
    recipes that call for it undiluted.

    You can basically make any amount you need using this method. You
    just need to use 4 times the amount of juice for the required
    measurement of frozen orange juice concentrate. If you only need 1/2
    cup for a particular recipe, just reduce 2 cups, for example

    I've used the 40 oz in the recipe as a guide, because that will
    reduce to 10 oz, which is the size of a standard can of frozen orange
    juice.

    The time to reduce the juice to a concentrate will therefore vary
    depending on how much you are making. Smaller amounts will reduce
    much quicker.

    The size of the pan you are using will also affect the time it takes
    to reduce the juice, Using a wider pot will allow it to reduce more
    quickly.

    Use a non-reactive pot, some metal pots can leave a metallic taste
    because of the high acid content reacting with it. I used a ceramic
    lined Dutch oven. Non stick coated cookware, like a saute pan works
    well too.

    Simply simmer the orange juice over medium heat until the amount
    reduces to 1/4th of the volume.

    When foam forms on top skim it several times if necessary. This
    ensures the concentrate does not become cloudy when finished.

    Store in airtight plastic containers in the freezer.

    Use as directed in any recipe that calls for frozen orange juice
    concentrate.

    Recipe by Barry C. Parsons

    Recipe FROM:
    <https://www.rockrecipes.com/homemade-orange-juice-concentrate/>

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