Selection of long individual orangettes, matte dark chocolate on the middle and small candied orange tips visible at the ends, naturally irregular shapes.
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Retro & Traditional / Fruit & confectionery

Classic orangettes, chocolate orange ribbons

A recipe by CakeChristmas / Updated on 30 October 2026.

The candied strips remain individual, coated with chocolate on their central part; a hint of orange remains visible at each end.

Approximately 35 to 45 orangettes depending on the size of the strips; 10 portions / The candied strips remain individual, coated with chocolate on their central part; a hint of orange remains visible at each end.

10Indicative portions
25 minPreparation
5 minBaking
2 hRest & Cooling
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Preparation

  1. Spread the candied peel on a wire rack. If they stick, let them air dry for 1 hour. Use already candied peel, never fresh skin.
  2. Melt two-thirds of the chocolate at 45-50°C. Stir the chopped rest out of heat and stir until 27-28 °C, then warm to 31-32 °C; follow the manufacturer's curve if different.
  3. Place each lanyard on a fork. With a small spoon, cover the middle portion leaving about 5 mm of orange at each end. Drain the excess over the bowl.
  4. Place the strips separately on paper and let crystallize for 1 hour in a cool room. The remaining chocolate can harden on a paper and be stored for another preparation.
  5. Take off without tamping. Present a selection of orangettes, possibly a cut end showing the translucent peel.

Preserve and Serve

2 weeks in an airtight box at 16-20 °C.

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  • Preheat the oven according to the plug and prepare the mold before mixing the last ingredients.
  • Uses the dimensions and cooking mode indicated: a higher or wider mold changes the cooking of the center.
  • Follow the visual cues of step by step in addition to the duration. Respect the intended cooling before unmoulding or decorating.

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Keep the type of chocolate provided for the structure or ganache. Switching from dark chocolate to white chocolate changes the balance: the quantities do not transpose directly.

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