Orange custard

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Orange Posset in the Peel recipe: Posset is a light, creamy, custard-like dessert traditionally made from double cream and citrus. It’s smooth texture relies on the acid from lemons or other citrus fruits to help thicken the cream to create a delicious, fast, and low-cost dessert that is as elegant as it is easy.

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orange pudding made from scratch on a black surface

Quick and super easy Costa Rican Orange Pudding Recipe with no artificial ingredients! I love the bright orange color and ...the smell of this pudding is so wonderful! There is no better recipe to finish this day

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We like custard, and we also like orange. This recipe from Better Homes and Gardens Old Fashioned Home Baking 1990 gives us a delicious way to enjoy both. It makes a quick, simple dessert that was very creamy and tasty. We like it best with almost all heavy cream! Very luxurious. Orange Custard Cups 4 Large Eggs 2 Cups Half and Half -- or whole milk or heavy cream and milk 1/2 Cup Sugar 1/2 Teaspoon Orange Extract -- or 2 tbsp. orange liqueur (divided) 1/8 Teaspoon Salt Topping 1/2 Cup Heavy…

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oranges are on a plate with milk being poured into them

This easy and creamy orange posset recipe with brûlée topping is a refreshing citrus dessert that is always a crowd pleaser. And it looks as good as it tastes.

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[portfolio_slideshow navpos=top]Though constantly pressed for time, we want to bring something homemade to the table to indulge our family and still have time to rest! One of the biggest challenges…

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“The tangy, fragrant oranges work wonderfully with this deliciously creamy dessert. The addition of cardamom adds a slight hint of spice, which compliments the bitterness of the orange. This recipe uses the whole orange – juice and rind. You could use regular OR Seville oranges in this dish. Remember you can freeze the leftover oranges to use in marmalade!” - guest ODDBOX chef Storm @whatstormeats

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