Gourmet Oranges

We have an orange tree of the "Salustiana" variety in our garden and this weekend it was time to harvest it for distribution among family and friends. Some of the oranges weigh almost a kilo, 100% organic production, ideal for breakfast juice: vitamin C in abundance to start the day.

In any case, we will be looking for a suitable recipe to enjoy the flavour of oranges. We'll see what we can come up with (see this). For now, fruit for dessert and perfect juice.

Gourmet Oranges


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