Orange creme brulee

“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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Orange Cinnamon Creme Brulee is a rich, gluten free, orange cinnamon flavored custard, with a layer of hard caramel on the top.

“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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