Blood Orange
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I Love Blood Oranges
Blood oranges haven't been the most popular citrus in the past, but they are becoming more commonplace. I just love the flavor (they remind me of sweetarts), the scent, the color... I just can't say enough about blood oranges. They are juicy and a bit more sweet than the 'regular' variety of orange. My favorite way to enjoy them is by eating them fresh. But the juice itself really makes a refreshing drink, whether on it's own or mixed with some sparkling water or into a margarita. :)
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About Blood Oranges
How They Get Their Color
Blood oranges contain a pigment called anthocyanin which is not typically found in citrus but rather more common in other red fruits and flowers. Not only is the inside of the orange darkly pigmented but depending on the variety the outside may also have dark washes of red.
Varieties
The three main blood orange varieties are Tarocco, the Moro and the Sanguigno. The Moro is being grown in San Diego, California.
Uses
Blood oranges are great for juicing and using as you would common orange juice. The dark red color of the juice makes it a good cocktail ingredient. Use fresh blood orange segments in salads, sauces, sorbets, granitas and compotes. Spanish blood oranges are used in special English marmalades.
Where To Buy
Check your local grocery store or farmer's market for fresh fruits from December through May. Juice can be purchased year round in the refrigerated section of your local grocery store.
U.S. Seasons
Texas Crop - December to March
California Crop - November to May
Read more at Blood Oranges - GourmetSleuth.
Blood oranges contain a pigment called anthocyanin which is not typically found in citrus but rather more common in other red fruits and flowers. Not only is the inside of the orange darkly pigmented but depending on the variety the outside may also have dark washes of red.
Varieties
The three main blood orange varieties are Tarocco, the Moro and the Sanguigno. The Moro is being grown in San Diego, California.
Uses
Blood oranges are great for juicing and using as you would common orange juice. The dark red color of the juice makes it a good cocktail ingredient. Use fresh blood orange segments in salads, sauces, sorbets, granitas and compotes. Spanish blood oranges are used in special English marmalades.
Where To Buy
Check your local grocery store or farmer's market for fresh fruits from December through May. Juice can be purchased year round in the refrigerated section of your local grocery store.
U.S. Seasons
Texas Crop - December to March
California Crop - November to May
Read more at Blood Oranges - GourmetSleuth.
Blood Orange Recipes

- Texas-Style Blood Orange Margarita Recipe
- Blood Orange Lemonade Recipe
- Pancakes With Blood Orange Honey Sauce Recipe
- Blood Orange Martini Recipe
- Mixed Greens With Blood Oranges & Shaved Pecorino Pepato Recipe
- Arugula, Blood Orange And Bleu Cheese Salad Recipe
- Blood Orange And Roasted Beet Salad Recipe
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- By lindabcooks A friend spends a part of each year in Sicily. A non-cook, it took her years to pay attention to the food. But once, she mentioned that the yellows and oranges of egg yolks were brighter than anything here in the States.
- Grilled Provolone With Blood Orange Reduction
- If you can't find blood oranges, you'll be able to find blood orange juice at major supermarkets, including Giant Food and Whole Foods, in the refrigerated case where other fresh juices are sold. Heat the orange juice and honey in a small saucepan over ...
- Bartenders revive the tang of old-time 'shrubs'
- Strawberries, raspberries, blood oranges, apples, peaches, pears, plums, navel oranges, limes, cherries ? almost any fruit goes. You can add rosemary, lavender or other herbs, spices like cloves or cinnamon sticks or even chilies.
Blood Orange
Other Ways to Enjoy Blood Oranges
How do you like your blood oranges?
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OrganicMom247
May 14, 2011 @ 11:23 am | delete
- One of the ladies I work with, loves blood oranges, she eats one everyday. I am not a big fan but they are cooling looking.
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