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Alex has taken over my old iPad case, so Mum sewed me a new one from Orchid Arrows. The pattern is Erin Erickson's Gadget Guard, and I love it. Nicely padded with Soft & Stable, but not bulky. A perfect fit for my antique iPad.
The pleated pocket on the front can hold a charging cord, pens, small notebook, cash, love letters, or photos of your hamster.
The pattern has options for putting the zippers on the long or short side, leaving the pocket off, and sizing it for any device up to one inch thick.
Of course I requested orange zippers to go with the purply-pink arrows, but the turquoise zips Mum put on her own case with the navy background look almost as fabulous.
P.S. I just learned that Erin's patterns are all 25% off through Sunday, May 11. Correction: Monday, May 12. Go shopping!
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To a small bowl, add the sugar, salt and orange zest. Rub everything together using your fingers until the sugar becomes a bright orange color and is very fragrant. Add the spices, the sage, tarragon, mustard, olive oil, and mix with a spoon until combined and paste-like.
Place the chicken on top of the fennel, shallots and oranges, breast-side up. Poke the skin all over with a knife or skewers to encourage better fat rendering. Tuck the wings underneath the breast to prevent them from burning.
Remove the chicken from the pan carve, going with a knife around the bones to carve out the breast, thighs and wings. Plate everything on a large platter with the remaining oranges, fennel, shallots, and pan juices on the side. Sprinkle some flaky salt on top and some fennel fronds.
if you're following the recipe I sent via email (and not web), you might be wondering "when the heck do I add the orange juice?". It's in the pan, right before you add the chicken. I missed that instruction :)
If you\u2019re looking for an impressive, yet easy to make dinner centerpiece, you\u2019ve come to the right place! This chicken is doused in a citrusy, herby marinade packed with orange sugar, fennel, coriander and herbs, then gets roasted over a bed of tart oranges, fennel and shallots. It\u2019s bright, refreshing and so fragrant, your kitchen will smell so inviting after roasting this.
Pick ones with smooth skin (not too porous) that feel juicy (not hard) to a gentle squeeze, similar to a lime, they will be less bitter due to a smaller pith amount. Check the picture below, you\u2019ll want to pick the orange on the left, not the one on the right:
Make the dough: In the bottom of the bowl of a stand mixer, whisk the yolks, whole egg, sugar, butter, buttermilk and 3/4 of the orange zest together (saving the rest for the filling). Add 2 cups of the flour along with the yeast and salt; stir until evenly moistened. Switch to the dough hook and add the remaining 1 3/4 cups flour and let the dough hook knead the mixture on low speed for 5 to 7 minutes. The dough should be soft and moist, but not overly sticky. Scrape the dough into a large, lightly oiled bowl (I usually scrape my dough briefly onto the counter, oil the mixing bowl, and scrape the dough back into it) and cover it with plastic wrap. Let dough rise at room temperature until doubled, which will take between 2 and 2 1/2 hours.
Transfer pan to a cooling rack and let cool slightly. Make the icing by whisking the orange juice and powdered sugar together. Spread a little on each bun, or drizzle it over the whole pan. Serve immediately.
Okay first I never think cranberries and oranges are used enough! I love this combination and am definitely going to be making these! I have never used fresh cranberries before so it will be interesting.
Beautiful! You are killing. My mother, daughter and I love the tart-sweet cranberry sauce that you make by processing an orange, a bag of cranberries, and a cup of sugar together. Why not use that for a sweet roll recipe? You have inspired me!
Wow, I am trying these on Sat.!!!!!!!!!!!! So excited for another go at the orange and cranberry combination (and yes, my apples are finally gone too so what is there to do but to move onward into November ingredients.) We get organic cranberries growing just a few miles away here in Northern Wisconsin. Do you need me to overnight any?
Yum I must make these. I plan to use my leftover raw cranberry orange relish for the filling as I am biologically incapable of following any recipe properly. I come here for inspiration and always find it.
Hi, made the orange rolls, and wanted to find out why the cranberry juice leaked out.
When I took the 9 x 13 pan out of the fridge the next morning, they were sitting in a pool of cranberry juice. Did I do something wrong?
I made these this morning. Absolutely amazing! I was a bit lazy and let the bread machine make the dough for me last night. I also deviated and made an orange cream cheese glaze and it was phenomenal. These will be making regular appearances around my home!
I also made these for Thanksgiving morning. I went with the cream cheese frosting and added a bit of orange zest. They were totally unbelieveably fabulous! A HUGE hit. How many different ways can I say thank you for this lovely treat? MMMMMMMMM!!
Love this recipe so much! I used the dough minus the orange zest to make pumpkin rolls, classic cinnamon rolls and for a savory twist I cut up some leftover ham, cheddar cheese, green onions, slathered the dough with Dijon mustard, rolled it all up and voila! Ham and cheese rolls! They were amazing, thanks so much for the recipe. This will now be my go to dough!
These are so lovely. Like another commenter above, I doubled the amount of cranberries, which was wonderful. The only oranges I had were blood oranges, so the orange zest flavour was maybe a little muted, but the juice for the glaze was a wonderful cranberry colour.
Skip the orange zest, skip the cranberries. Mix the brown sugar with 1 tablespoon ground cinnamon and a pinch of salt and spread this over the melted butter. (I also like to scatter two apples, peeled and diced very small, over the cinnamon-sugar here.) I sometimes use only 3/4 cup sugar.
I just made orange and dried cranberry cookies that were to die for. However, I know what you mean about using fresh. I think I will have to try this recipe as I love the citrus and berry combination.
I made some Orange Rolls in a muffin tin recently and was floored by the crusty, sugar-crunchiness of it all. I would love to try that with this recipe, but you stress using a heavier dish for baking. Is that because you tried a thinner dish and the cranberry/orange goodness burnt or is that s precaution?
Easy to make and I am not a bread/ yeast baker. Came out very good the first try.
Thanks Deb, baking breads or with yeast gave me a pleasant experience that boost my confidence to try other recipes. Have been a fan of yours for a long time. Because I ran out of powdered sugar, I just opted to have maple syrup and orange juice and some powdered sugar. Then I topped it with grated cheddar cheese. I think you can be creative about the topping or glacé and still come out very delicious.
LOVE alive this recipe!! I happened to have leftover cranberry mixture from a Cranberry Bourbon Sour cocktail (uses fresh cranberry, maple syrup, orange zest to make a cranberry syrup for the cocktails. And once you drain the liquid you are left with a delicious cranberry compote type mixture that has been cooked down and has orange zest and maple syrup as a sweetener) and I used that in place of fresh chopped cranberries & brown sugar. It came out great ! And such a great use for the leftover cranberry mixture. Cocktails & breakfast rolls, anyone ?!
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