Ingredients:
1/2 cup clementine juice, about 5-6 clementines
1 stick unsalted butter, just melted and warm
4 egg yolks
1-1/2 cups granulated sugar
Directions:
1. Grate the clementines and add the zest and the juice into a heavy bottomed saucepan. Add the sugar and eggs and mix to combine. Add the melted butter and place over a very low heat.
2. Whisk constantly while keeping the heat as low as possible. Switch to a heat-proof spatula and continue to stir while taking any of the mixture off the sides and bottom of the pan.
3. Continue stirring until the curd has thickened and coats the back of the spatula. Remove from heat immediately and strain into a bowl and cover with plastic wrap to prevent a film from forming. Refrigerate. Pour into serving jars and serve.
** It keeps for a week.


22 comments:
I've made lemon curd a few times, but it's never crossed my mind to try it with clementines! Sounds fantastic! And warm-weather-beckoning...=) Yes, please.
That really does look like a jar full of sunshine.
Lipsmacking clementine curd..
Makes a lovely change from lemon curd - a small taste of summer in this dull weather!
Ugh, I feel like I have too MUCH summer weather here in South Florida. Enjoy the cold for me! I wish we had some more! :)
Yum! I am going to give this a try!
Love the picture witht the milk glass...
Hi Moogie,
This looks delicious. Your blog is wonderful.
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Have a great weekend,
Kathy
Sunshine in a jar! What a bright way to start your day- toast with this curd is sure to put a smile on your face! :)
lovely way to start a day...sunshine curd looks tempting
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Great idea, I have a whole lot of oranges so this will be the perfect way to put them to use~ Hugs, Diane
hey it never crosses my mind to make curd using clementines or mandarins either, thanks for showing us how! Looks delicious!
hey it never crosses my mind to make curd using clementines or mandarins either, thanks for showing us how! Looks delicious!
How lovely and fresh looking, I love citrus flavours.
Oh my goodness. Thar looks absolutely wonderful. Great photography too.
Carol
I have made lemon curd before. I love it with pound cake, but never thought about using anything different. Thank you for posting not to mention being a new follower. I have to admit I love food, both the creating of the food and the presentation of the food. Any time I can find a new wonderful recipe to try I am excited. Thank you.
What a pleasure to find a comment from you on my kitchen blog as it led me to your wonderful blog. I look forward to following it and seeing all your wonderful photography and recipes.
The clementine curd sounds wonderful, I would have never thought of using them instead of lemons.
i want sunny days too. I hate cold weather.
Your clementine curd looks so tempting. would go perfect spread on a slice of bread for breakfast.
Thanks for sharing
now if this don't turn a winter day into sunshine, won't nothing... great curd, I can imagine it with so many things, like glazed tea cakes with sliced strawberries.... yum
Sounds delicious and seems like a fairly simple process for such a yummy taste =)
Thank you for your visit to my blog, and I hope you visit again. I will be checking out your wonderful photography and recipes!
The clementine curd sounds wonderful, and so good that I just copied the recipe.
Yum! This sounds delicious! The way my family has been eating clementines lately this would be a huge hit!!
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