Caramel oranges recipe

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  • Cuisine: Modern Australian
  • Serves 6

Caramel oranges are a classic 1970s dinner party dessert. Now, call us old-fashioned if you will but this is a classic match of flavours that should still be enjoyed today, regardless of trends. 

Ingredients

6 blood oranges, or other citrus fruit
60 g (1 cup) shaved coconut, lightly toasted
Cream to serve

Preparation

Use a sharp knife to remove skin from oranges and slice the fruit thickly, discarding any pips. Place orange slices into a serving bowl and pour caramel sauce over. Allow to marinate for 2–3 hours before serving.

Serve fruit and syrup with toasted coconut and cream. 

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