Orange Frozen Yogurt

Make deliciously refreshing and healthy orange frozen yogurt from fresh oranges without an ice-cream maker.

Orange frozen yogurt made from fresh ripe oranges is a wonderful refreshing cold summer dessert.

The combination of oranges with yogurt is absolutely delicious producing a sweet, tangy and citrusy frozen yogurt which is rich and creamy.

And its good for you! Greek yogurt is a great source of calcium and protein, while oranges are rich in vitamin C plus other vitamins and minerals.

This recipe uses the whole orange (without the peel), rather than just its juice, for maximum flavour and higher nutritional value.

For more frozen desserts check out my strawberry frozen yogurt and custard apple sorbet.

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The ingredients

Greek yogurt, or any strained variety (such as Turkish), is perfect for frozen yogurt as it is thick, rich and creamy. Use the full fat variety for best flavour.

The best oranges for frozen yogurt are navel oranges as they large, sweet, juicy and usually seedless. Navel are a popular variety and easily available.

However, if you cannot find them, select any other large, sweet, juicy oranges such as Valencia or blood oranges.

Variations

There are several spices and herbs which pair beautifully with oranges. Before blending, add any one of these:

• cardamom (ground) – ⅛ of a teaspoon
• cinnamon (ground) – ⅛ of a teaspoon
• ginger (ground) – ½ teaspoon
• saffron strands – ¼ teaspoon crushed then bloomed in 1 tablespoon of cool water for 10 minutes.
• thyme (dried) – ⅛ teaspoon
• vanilla – ½ teaspoon

Or garnish with:

• mint – fresh leaves
• basil – fresh leaves

Storing

Keep the an sealed container in the freezer for up to a month.

To serve, remove from the freezer and leave on the counter to soften for around 20 minutes (depending on the temperature of your kitchen).

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