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A similar thing can be done with orange peels. Wash the peels well, pat them dry, and let them soak in vodka for a few days. Combine the infused vodka with a sugar syrup and strain before serving.

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Before adding orange peels to your compost, Michelle recommends drying them out first, before cutting them up into smaller pieces. This allows them to decompose faster in your compost pile.

It's citrus season in South Africa. Instead of tossing those orange and naartjie peels, put them to work in the garden!