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ORANGE CREAM

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First cooked about 35 years ago. Think the basics came from school and been adapted over the years. Tends to be a post Xmas pud (when everyone's at bursting point), but is also a favourite in summer as it's light and fruity.

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INGREDIENTS

orange jelly
tin manderin oranges
ice cream
small bar chocolate
half block vanilla icecream
4 whisky tumblers or similar

 

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METHOD

Make up jelly to less than half pint with boiling water and juice from manderins. Leave to cool but not set.

 

Set aside 4 orange segments and slice remaing segments into three quarters.

 

When jelly has cooled add icecream and stir till it melts. If jelly mixture is not cool enough icecream and jelly will separate. Total volume should be about three quarters of a pint or it does not set.

 

Add sliced orange segments and put into whisky tumblers. Leave to set. Grate chocolate on top and add orange segment for decoration.

 

 

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