Orange wedge Ice-cream

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Want to make something different today? Try making this Orange wedge ice cream – Low in effort and high in style!

Orange wedge ice cream served on a white plate

This recipe reminds me of a time when I was newly married and had just moved to a new city. My husband had many friends there, and that resulted in us getting a lot of invitations for dinner. I remember being painfully shy (and still am) and how overwhelmed I was – new people, new names to learn, and not to mention a NEW husband and a new place to call home.

Despite all the anxiety associated with the new experiences, I distinctly remember the warmth I was welcomed with and the fabulous food that we were served on several occasions. We moved out of that state in a few years, but the friendship and the recipes that were so generously shared will always stay with me.

One such recipe was for Ice-cream in Orange peel. We were served this dessert and I was blown away and more so when the hostess insisted it was a simple recipe and anyone could make it. Well, I did make it, but it took me almost nine years. Thanks, V, for sharing this recipe with me and for being one of the most generous and kind-hearted people I know.

Note – You need navel oranges since they have a thicker peel compared to clementine.

 

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Orange wedge Ice-cream

Want to make something different today? Try making this Orange wedge ice cream – Low in effort and high in style!
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Prep Time: 10 minutes
Total Time: 10 minutes
Servings: 24 wedges

Ingredients
  

  • 3 navel oranges
  • 2 cups vanilla ice cream you can mix and match and use orange sorbet ice-cream with vanilla

Instructions
 

  • Take your favorite vanilla ice cream and set them in the counter to melt.
  • Wash the oranges and cut them in half. Scoop the orange sections out and set them aside for a salad or just eat them. I preferred to juice the oranges.
  • Place the orange halves in a muffin tin so that they hold shape.
  • Scoop the half melted ice-cream into the orange halves until all your orange halves are filled to the brim with ice-cream.
  • Place the muffin tin in the freezer for 6-8 hours.
  • Use a very sharp knife to cut the oranges into wedges of the desired size.
  • Voila! Your ice-cream is ready!
Read the post…For helpful information on ingredient swaps, storage tips, meal prep ideas, and variations!

Disclaimer: Approximate nutritional information is provided as a courtesy and can vary depending on the exact ingredients/brands used. If you have health issues, please work with a registered dietician or nutritionist.

Nutrition

Serving: 1sliceCalories: 31kcalCarbohydrates: 5gProtein: 1gFat: 1gSaturated Fat: 1gCholesterol: 5mgSodium: 9mgPotassium: 51mgFiber: 1gSugar: 4gVitamin A: 90IUVitamin C: 10.4mgCalcium: 22mg
Diet: Vegetarian
Course: Dessert
Method: No cook
Keywords: homemade icecream
Cuisine: Fusion
Orange wedge ice cream served on a white plate

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