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B1 Intermedio Inglés 9:06 Educational

Binging with Babish: Marmalade from Paddington

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00:01

i don't know if did you learn to use a

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knife like that you don't want to know

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well it's jolly good

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well

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now

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right it's time for the sugar

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that's what turns the juice into

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marmalade watch

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oh a lot

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[Music]

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hey what's up guys welcome back to

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binging with babish where this week

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we're taking a look at the marmalade

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from the paddington films and children's

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literature for which of course we're

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going to need a whole bunch of oranges

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about 3 pounds of scrubbed oranges for

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this recipe now you can use normal navel

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oranges but to make genuine marmalade

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you need seville sour oranges these are

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only ripe in the dead center of winter

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and are a bit hard to find but are the

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only way that you're going to make the

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tart slightly bitter concoction so

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enjoyed by the brits scots and peruvian

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bears alike seville sour oranges are

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different in a few ways first off they

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are positively chock-full of seeds this

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is a good thing for making jelly as

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seeds contain lots of pectin second off

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you will find that they are very very

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sour and that's about it now we're going

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to play a game of passing the oranges

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back and forth across the screen a few

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times first slicing them in half and

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then juicing them into a bowl by hand of

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course just like mad eye moody does in

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the film and we're making sure to

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reserve the pulp and skins which we are

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going to separate using a spoon orange

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pulp and seeds are both good sources of

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pectin so you'll see how we put those to

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good use later on take care not to pile

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your orange peels too high otherwise you

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might experience complete structural

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failure then we're going to strain the

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seeds out of the juice and add them to

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the orange flesh and then you have

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yourself the core components of

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traditional orange marmalade there's one

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more step to be taken with the peels and

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that is to slice them into small

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bite-sized pieces i personally prefer

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really chunky marmalade but you can

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break them down into as small pieces as

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you like go ahead and set those aside

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