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Orange sauce for desserts, yogurts, cakes ...

orange-sauce

If you want to make a natural yogurt more attractive or give a little bit of grace to a sponge cake, you just have to take a splash of it orange sauce above.

Preparation is very easy in Thermomix. It is one of those recipes in which we put all the ingredients in the glass, we program the time and temperature and, when the machine starts to sound, we realize that it is ready. We will have to wait for it to cool and little else.

With frozen It is also very rich, and with curd ... But try it with cake (in a few days I propose a specific one) that will surprise you.

Equivalences with TM21

table-equivalences

More information - Semi-cold cream, chocolate and almonds

Source - Based on a recipe for Torte e biscotti


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  1.   Susana said

    Ugh, it looks too good for this time of the morning, but ... how long can it keep in the fridge? Thanks.

    1.    Ascen Jimenez said

      Hi Susan!
      Three or four days hold up well.
      A hug!

  2.   Maria Isabel Alvariño Lopez said

    Very rich that sauce

  3.   Mary Angels said

    For the thermomix 5 would it be the same time and the same temperature? Thanks

    1.    Ascen Jimenez said

      Yes, yes, Mari Angeles, everything is the same
      A hug!

  4.   M Carmen said

    Hi Ascen
    how rich it must be, I have no question,
    You could substitute the yolk for two whites and maybe a pinch more of Corn?

    1.    Ascen Jimenez said

      Uff ... better try not to put the whites or the yolk, to see what happens.
      A hug!