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Candied lemon peel (easy to do homemade). Or other candied citrus peels; orange, lime, grapefruit etc... Or perhaps crystallised ginger, glace cherries or raisins.
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Candied citron is the candied peel of the fruit of the citron tree Citrus medica native to the far east but brought to the Mediterranean around 500BC. The peel or rind is very very thick -up to 3cms and very fragrant and it is this which is of commercial use and is candied. It is best if bought as the half cup as once sliced or diced it will dry out whereas the cup is juicy and succulent. Unfortunately it is now almost impossible to find in the UK but if you holiday in Portugal, Spain or Italy you will be able to get it. It is not cheap as it is only produced in relatively small quantities and as a result is often not found in mixed peel any more.
Panettone is a Milanese sweet bread loaf traditionally prepared for Christmas and New Years. It contains flour, candied fruits, raisins, as well as candied orange, citron, lemon and raisins.
The predominant fruit in bad fruitcake is citron, which is a fruit sort of like an orange, but with almost no pulp (the juicy part of the orange that actually tastes good, though that of citron doesn't) and a very thick rind, which when "candied" winds up tasting like one of those mosquito repellent candles smells. The cubes or rectangular blocks in fruitcake that you can't identify but taste kind of like grapefruit peel? Those are almost certainly citron. Good fruitcakes contain other dried and candied fruits. Cherries and pineapple are pretty common.
Citron (most commonly found in the US as "Buddha Hand" or "Fingered Citron") is a member of the citrus family. The zest of this unusual ingredient has strong lemony flavors with floral and/or gingery undertones. In many recipes, especially scones, tea cookies, and other sweet pastry, the combination of fresh and/or candied citrus peel/zest and ground Cardamom will yield a very similar flavor palate to to genuine article.
One can find a Citron Xsara for sale at a website called AutoTrader. Other websites that have these for sale are CarSite, Motors, and Exchange & Mart.
Most supermarkets will sell candied "mixed peel", which does contain candied citron (candied lemon), however supermarket candied peels are not really that appealing - they can be slightly granular. In which case, it is quite easy to candy you own lemons: see related link.
The term citron fruit relates to a number of different citrus fruits. One can find information about the different varieties on the Wikipedia website.
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One can find recipes for candied apples on many recipe sites online. A very popular one is Allrecipes. One can also find recipes in cookbooks at library in the local community.
Citron is the french for LEMON