Ingredient - Clementine from Start2Cook.co.uk

                                    Ingredient - Clementine

  Here's the stuff that we know about Clementine...  
  Ingredient - click here for a close up image of the Clementine      
  The information held about Clementine by Start2Cook.co.uk is The smallest and sweetest variety of tangerine is sweet and tangy, contains no seeds and is recognisable by its loose, baggy bright orange skin. 

Tangerine segments can be eaten on their own or dipped in melted chocolate. The zest can be candied or used to flavour recipes. The smallest and sweetest variety of tangerine is sweet and tangy, contains no seeds and is recognisable by its loose, baggy bright orange skin. Tangerine segments can be eaten on their own or dipped in melted chocolate. The zest can be candied or used to flavour recipes. The information held about Clementine by Start2Cook.co.uk is The smallest and sweetest variety of tangerine is sweet and tangy, contains no seeds and is recognisable by its loose, baggy bright orange skin. 

Tangerine segments can be eaten on their own or dipped in melted chocolate. The zest can be candied or used to flavour recipes.  
 
 
  How do I get Clementine ready to use?  
  The vitamin content is best retained by peeling or zesting clementines just prior to eating them.  
  What about keeping Clementine?  
  Keep in the fridge for up to a week.  
  How do I cook Clementine?  
  Cook according to your recipe.  
  What happens if I don't have Clementine?  
  Try mandarin, orange or satsuma.