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Old 08-28-2004, 11:02 AM
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Default Citrus Curd: Sugar Content

Is there a scientific proportion of sugar to yolks/citrus juice when making curd? For example, I'm trying to come up with a curd recipe that has as little sugar as possible because it will be sandwiched between 2 rather sweet cookies. Will it affect the stability if I halve the sugar in the following recipe?

125 ml tangerine juice + zest
62ml lemon juice
1/4lb butter
4 oz sugar
8 yolks

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If you reduce your lemon juice by half and make up the volume with either more tangerine juice of orange juice you can reduce your sugar by half with no problems.
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I'll try that. Thanks!
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