How to Make Orange Cordial

Homemade liqueurs and cordials make a lovely and welcome holiday gift and the perfect hostess gift to take to a party or dinner. Does this Spark an idea?

Things You'll Need

  • 3 navel oranges
  • 3 cups vodka
  • 1 1/2 cups superfine granulated sugar
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Instructions

    • 1

      Pare very thinly the bright-colored rind from the oranges, being careful not to leave any of the white part of the peeling on the parings.

    • 2

      Blot peel on paper toweling to remove any excess oil.

    • 3

      Put peel in a 4-cup screw top jar.

    • 4

      Add two cups of vodka. Close the jar.

    • 5

      Store in a cool, dark place for two days, or until vodka has absorbed the flavor and color of the peel.

    • 6

      Remove peel; add sugar; shake vigorously until sugar dissolves. Add remaining one cup vodka and stir until liquid becomes clear. Close jar.

    • 7

      Store in cool, dark place at least one week to age.

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