Patio de Banderas in Seville palace courtyard with orange trees and people walking tracking shot Bitter orange tree with green unripe fruit and leaves in garden close up. Citrus aurantium Bitter ...

Bitter orange (Citrus aurantium) is a sour fruit native to Asia. Also called Seville orange, sour orange, or zhi shi, this fruit is usually not eaten whole due to its bitter taste. Instead, different ...

Seville oranges are now in season and they won't be around for too much longer, so it's high time to get going on some homemade marmalade. If you've not made it before, then dive in and learn how to ...

Aromatic Gin Mare from Catalonia, with rosemary, basil and olive, and coriander, pepper and cardamom-spiced Ophir, are both favourites, although the obvious choice is Tanqueray Seville Orange.

A local institution for more than a century, La Tienda Ines Rosales is famous for its thin crispy olive oil biscuits, tortas de aceite – try the Seville orange or ginger spice flavour (you know ...

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IT is the season for Seville oranges, which are traditionally used in marmalade. They come in at just £2 a kilo from Sainsbury’s — which is enough to make around six jars of Paddington’s ...

The discovery of America should have given the Spanish economy a giant boost, but in 1503, three years before the death of Christopher Columbus, the city of Seville in Castile was awarded the ...