Orange

Wash oranges well. Even if using organic, you need to soak and wash the orange to remove any residue and wax that may be on… Read More »Should You Soak Oranges?

Orange pith is that white spongey substance you see when peeling an orange. “Think of orange pith as the connective tissue of an orange,” says… Read More »Why Is There White Stuff On My Orange?

The white pith is bitter, so removing the zest or colored portion usually results in better flavor. Why is the inner white portion of the… Read More »Why Is The White Portion Of The Rind Of Orange Peel Removed Before Maceration?

You may wish to use a clean and sanitized fruit/vegetable brush to gently scrub the outside of the orange under running water. This will help… Read More »How Do You Clean An Orange?

Remove the pith by running your thumbnail along the segment and pulling away the strings, leaving the citrus in its membrane, or use a sharp… Read More »How Do You Remove The Pith From A Mandarin Orange?

Most people avoid the pith — the stringy, spongy white part between the peel and the fruit — because it tastes bitter. But the pith… Read More »Is Orange Pith Bad For You?

Next time you snack on an orange and eat a bit of the pith, don’t worry; this natural part of the fruit is edible and… Read More »Is It Ok To Eat The White Stuff On Oranges?

The series ends with Lorna and Red both in the “Florida” psychiatric ward of the prison, and Nicky taking Red’s place in the kitchen and… Read More »How Does The Orange Is The New Black End?

The series is based on Piper Kerman’s memoir Orange Is the New Black: My Year in a Women’s Prison (2010), about her experiences at FCI… Read More »Where Does Orange Is The New Black Come From?

The ‘orange’ in the title refers to the color of correctional uniforms the female inmates wear in prison in the show. The ‘is the new… Read More »What Does Orange Is The New Black Refer To?