Candying Category
Candying is a preservation technique that involves soaking fruits, nuts, or peels in sugar syrup to extend shelf life and enhance flavor. This method creates a sweet, glossy coating that both protects the food from spoilage and intensifies its natural taste. Commonly candied ingredients include citrus peels, cherries, and ginger, which are widely used in baking and confections. The process also concentrates sugars, making candied products a rich source of energy and a popular treat worldwide.
