Pantry Cooking with Citrus

January 15, 2013

These citrus staples, including candied clementines and key lime curd, allow you to quickly and easily infuse bright, sunny notes into any dish or meal.

See the RecipeAndré Baranowski
Lemon Curd
Lemon Curd
This thick, tangy spread is great spooned on toast and as a filling for tarts and cakes.André Baranowski
Candied Clementines
After simmering clementines in simple syrup, you end up with pockets of sweet, tender fruit suspended in a bright, slightly tart liquid. They make the perfect gift for cocktail lovers and home bakers. This recipe comes to us from Marisa McClellan, author of Food in Jars: Preserving in Small Batches Year-Round.Nicole Franzen
Christopher Hirsheimer
Christopher Hirsheimer
Key Lime Curd
Key Lime Curd
Punchy key lime curd is delicious spread on breakfast toast, dolloped onto cake, or slathered between graham crackers.Helen Rosner
Sour mix
Sour Mix
For a cocktail lover, nothing beats fresh, homemade sour mix. A refrigerated bottle will keep for about two weeks—but we doubt it will last that long. See How to Make Homemade Sour Mix »Ingalls Photography

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