Orange

For easy-to-eat orange wedges or “smiles,” cut the fruit in half crosswise; then Cut 3 or 4 wedges from each half. For traditional wedges, cut… Read More »How Do You Cut An Orange To Smile?

It’s important that the orange is cut across the middle, not vertical through the stem part. Which direction do you cut an orange? Take note… Read More »Do You Cut An Orange Horizontally Or Vertically?

Ideally, you want a sharp knife with a narrow blade. Rest the orange slice on it’s skin and slide the knife between the skin and… Read More »How Do You Cut An Orange Like A Japanese Restaurant?

How to Cut a Citrus Slice Use a paring knife to cut 1/8- to 1/4-inch thick slices. On each slice, cut a slit from the… Read More »How Do You Cut An Orange Slice For A Cocktail?

Using a paring knife, cut a coin of at least one inch wide and about two inches long into the orange peel. Cut into the… Read More »How Do You Cut Oranges In An Old Fashioned?

The best knife for segmenting an orange is a paring knife – they are easy to handle and maneuver compared to a larger chef’s knife.… Read More »What Knife Do You Use To Segment An Orange?

Beneath the pith is the endocarp — the part of the orange we eat. Each individually wrapped section of the orange meat is called a… Read More »What Is A Segment Of An Orange Called?

Oranges and tangerines keep best in cold places—to maximize quality, the crisper drawer in your fridge will prove most fruitful. Oranges in the fridge will… Read More »How Do You Keep Peeled Oranges From Drying Out?

Refrigerate leftover cut and/or peeled oranges within 2 hours. If they are left un-refrigerated for longer than 2 hours, throw them away. How long do… Read More »How Long Can Peeled Oranges Sit Out?

Answer: You don’t have to refrigerate oranges, but they’ll last much longer if you do. As the Florida Department of Citrus points out, oranges don’t… Read More »Can You Leave Orange Slices Out Overnight?