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Featuring the natural fruit aroma of concentrated pomelo peel, combined with bittersweet tempered dark chocolate, slightly salty sea salt crystals, and crushed dried chili flakes. Each bite offers a gentle spice that spreads warmth, blending sweetness and bitterness in a way that becomes more fragrant as you chew. It is a perfect handcrafted snack for the autumn season.
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1. Remove white pith from pomelo peels, slice, and blanch in cold water 3 times to remove bitterness, then drain. → 2. Add sugar, water, and salt according to ratio, cook at 95℃ for 20 minutes, and soak overnight. → 3. Reheat for 10 minutes, drain the syrup, and place in a food dehydrator at 55℃ for 9 hours. → 4. Temper the dark chocolate (50℃→27℃→31℃). → 5. Dip pomelo candies in chocolate, garnish with sea salt and crushed chili flakes, then let set.
1. Remove white pith from pomelo peels, slice, and blanch in cold water 3 times to remove bitterness, then drain. → 2. Add sugar, water, and salt according to ratio, cook at 95℃ for 20 minutes, and soak overnight. → 3. Reheat for 10 minutes, drain the syrup, and place in a food dehydrator at 55℃ for 9 hours. → 4. Temper the dark chocolate (50℃→27℃→31℃). → 5. Dip pomelo candies in chocolate, garnish with sea salt and crushed chili flakes, then let set.
Featuring the natural fruit aroma of concentrated pomelo peel, combined with bittersweet tempered dark chocolate, slightly salty sea salt crystals, and crushed dried chili flakes. Each bite offers a gentle spice that spreads warmth, blending sweetness and bitterness in a way that becomes more fragrant as you chew. It is a perfect handcrafted snack for the autumn season.
Scrub the surface of the pomelo clean using a clean scouring pad.
Peel the pomelo, remove most of the white pith from the inside, leaving a thin layer to retain flavor, then cut into bite-sized square strips.
Remove bitterness: Place the cut pomelo peels into a pot, cover with cold water, bring to a boil, and time for 3 minutes. Drain the hot water; repeat this process 3 times with fresh cold water, then remove and drain thoroughly.
Weigh the processed pomelo peels (here 356g), and add 80% sugar, 45% water, and 0.2% salt to the pot according to the ratios.
Turn on the heat and stir until the sugar dissolves. Increase the temperature to 95℃ and keep at a gentle simmer for 20 minutes until the white pith becomes translucent. Turn off the heat, let cool, and soak for at least 2 hours (or refrigerate overnight for better flavor).
💡 Do not remove all of the white pith from the inside of the pomelo peel; keeping a thin layer adds a subtle, layered bitterness.
⚠️ The de-bittering process must always start with cold water. Bring to a boil and time for 3 minutes; repeating this 3 times effectively removes strong bitterness while retaining the rich aroma.
🔥 When cooking with sugar, ensure the temperature is controlled at around 95℃ to maintain a gentle simmer; avoid a vigorous boil to prevent syrup caramelization, which ruins the flavor.
💡 Do not discard the remaining pomelo syrup; it can be boiled down and concentrated to use as a base for sparkling drinks.
⚠️ Tempering dark chocolate requires strict adherence to melting at 50℃, cooling to 27℃, and reheating to 31-32℃. Ensure all equipment and chocolate remain completely moisture-free.
🍳 It is recommended to let the chocolate-dipped candies set in an air-conditioned room at about 20℃.
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