Unlock the hidden flavor of Thomasina Miers' favorite citrus fruit

Visit your local farmer's market or specialty store to find Seville oranges, which are usually available during the winter months. You can also try substituting with blood oranges as a last resort.
Peel the Seville oranges using a serrated knife, making sure to remove any white pith. Segment the peeled oranges, releasing the juice and oils as you work.
To balance the bitterness of the Seville oranges, add a sweetener like honey or sugar, and a spicy kick from chili flakes or red pepper. Experiment with different combinations to find your perfect balance.
Thomasina Miers' Seville orange recipes often feature marmalades, salads, and desserts. Browse her cookbooks or online recipes to find inspiration and experiment with different dishes.
Add a squeeze of Seville orange juice to your marmalade-glazed ham, or use the segments as a topping for pancakes or yogurt. The possibilities are endless, so don't be afraid to get creative!
