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Orange Enzyme #Fruit Enzyme DIY#

Orange Enzyme #Fruit Enzyme DIY#

Main ingredients:
Fresh orange pulp: 600g.

Auxiliary materials:
Fine sugar: 300g; purified water: 3L.

Orange Enzyme #Fruit Enzyme DIY#

Orange Enzyme #Fruit Enzyme DIY#

Orange Enzyme #Fruit Enzyme DIY#

Taste: Sweet; Process: Other; Time: 20 minutes; Difficulty: Normal.

Orange Enzyme #Fruit Enzyme DIY# Detailed Cooking Steps

Orange Enzyme #Fruit Enzyme DIY# Production Steps

Peel and core the oranges, cut them into small pieces, and put them in a fermentation bucket that has been washed with purified water.

Orange Enzyme #Fruit Enzyme DIY# Production Steps

Wear gloves and gently squeeze the orange pulp to break the wall film that encloses the orange juice.

Orange Enzyme #Fruit Enzyme DIY# Production Steps

Add 300g of fine sugar and mix well.

Orange Enzyme #Fruit Enzyme DIY# Production Steps

Add 3L of purified drinking water (note: not tap water).

Orange Enzyme #Fruit Enzyme DIY# Production Steps

Stir clockwise a few times with a special long bamboo spoon to accelerate sugar melting.

Orange Enzyme #Fruit Enzyme DIY# Production Steps

Seal the container and ferment it in a cool place (28 degrees Celsius and 60% humidity). Be sure to seal it tightly.

Orange Enzyme #Fruit Enzyme DIY# Production Steps

Open the lid and release the gas twice a day, and stir the ingredients with a bamboo spoon.

Orange Enzyme #Fruit Enzyme DIY# Production Steps

After 4-6 days of fermentation, a large number of bubbles can be seen around the fruit pulp, and there is no obvious wine flavor, which means it is ready to be taken out of the bucket.

Orange Enzyme #Fruit Enzyme DIY# Production Steps

When pouring, use a filter to remove the fruit pulp.

Orange Enzyme #Fruit Enzyme DIY# Production Steps

Refrigerate the finished fruit enzyme for two days before drinking for a purer taste.