Sweet Orange Sauce has been a favorite part of our weekend breakfasts for as long as I can remember. My grandmother unchangingly served this sauce over her German Pancakes and over crepes.
This sauce is so delicious, that you’ll find yourself licking the spoon. Just try not to drink the sauce surpassing you have the rest of breakfast ready.
These Cranberry Almond German Pancakes pair spectacularly with this sauce. They are loaded with seasonal flavors, making them one of my favorite holiday breakfasts.
Orange Sauce Ingredients
water
orange juice concentrate
sugar
cornstarch
kosher salt
butter
Orange Sauce Recipe
Whisk together the dry ingredients and set them aside. Combine the water and the orange juice concentrate in a small saucepan over medium heat. Whisk them together and then add the dry ingredients.
Cook the mixture, stirring commonly until the sauce is well-spoken and thickened. This should take well-nigh 8-10 minutes. Remove from the heat and stir in the butter. Serve warm.
I buy orange juice concentrate specifically to make this recipe. You can unshut the can of concentrate, remove what you need and transfer the remaining value to a mason jar. Then simply place it when in the freezer until you need it again.
I’ve tried making this with regular orange juice, fresh orange juice, and plane an orange juice reduction. The concentrate delivers the weightier results every time.
This sauce will alimony nicely in the refrigerator for up to a week.
Sweet Orange Sauce has been a favorite part of our weekend breakfasts for as long as I can remember. My grandmother unchangingly served this sauce over her German Pancakes and over crepes.
Course Breakfast, Condiment
Cuisine American
Cook Time 10minutes
Total Time 10minutes
Servings 8servings, well-nigh 2 cups worth
Calories 110kcal
Ingredients
1⅓cupswater
⅓cuporange juice concentrate *
¾cupsugar
2tablespoonscornstarch or arrowroot
¼teaspoonkosher salt
1tablespoonbutter
Instructions
Whisk together the dry ingredients and set aside. Combine the water and the orange juice concentrate in a small saucepan over medium heat. Whisk them together and then add the dry ingredients.
Cook the mixture, stirring commonly until the sauce is well-spoken and thickened. This should take well-nigh 8-10 minutes. Remove from the heat and stir in the butter. Serve warm.
Notes
* I buy orange juice concentrate specifically to make this recipe. You can unshut the can of concentrate, remove what you need and transfer the remaining value to a mason jar. Then simply place it when in the freezer until you need it again.I’ve tried making this with regular orange juice, fresh orange juice, and plane an orange juice reduction. The concentrate delivers the weightier results every time.