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Saint Phanourios cake includes walnuts and orange and spiced with cinnamon and cloves.
EASY

Saint Phanourios cake (aka fanouropita) with orange, apple and walnut

You won’t easily forget this cake “for lost things”.

  • 1-2 hrs
  • Helen Goh
Sicilian citrus salad.
EASY

Sicilian citrus and fennel salad

Sweet, savoury, salty and sour, this salad is so good you won’t want winter to end (maybe!).

  • < 30 mins
  • Danielle Alvarez
Citrus syrup yoghurt.
EASY

Adam Liaw’s simple citrus syrup yoghurt loaf

This simple stir-and-bake loaf cake makes excellent use of abundant citrus.

  • 1-2 hrs
  • Adam Liaw
Rhubarb Eton mess.
EASY

Adam Liaw’s rhubarb Eton mess

Beautifully tart, rhubarb is a perfect foil for the sweetness of most cooked desserts.

  • 2 hrs +
  • Adam Liaw
Citrus fruit salad.
EASY

Adam Liaw’s simple breakfast proves fruit salad isn’t just for summer

Winter citrus is approaching its best in May and June, so it’s time to take it out for a spin.

  • < 30 mins
  • Adam Liaw
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Jamie Oliver’s precious pear tart.

Jamie Oliver’s precious pear tart

Almond frangipane and ginger nut crust.

  • 2 hrs +
  • Jamie Oliver
EASY

Adam Liaw’s tinto de verano

A refreshing red wine and lemonade cocktail that is similar to a sangria

  • < 30 mins
  • Adam Liaw
RecipeTin Eats’ triumphant Christmas trifle.

RecipeTin Eats’ showstopping Christmas trifle will encourage you to dig deep

Here’s how to make a triumphant Christmas trifle (plus some handy hacks to save the day).

  • 2 hrs +
  • Nagi Maehashi and Jean-Baptiste Alexandre
Adam Liaw’s orange, almond and olive oil cake.
EASY

Number one in Good Food’s countdown of 2023’s most popular cakes is revealed (and it’s citrussy good)

We counted down the 25 most popular cakes and bakes of the year, and this orange, almond and olive oil cake with yoghurt cream came out on top.

  • 2 hrs +
  • Adam Liaw
Chocolate fondant cake with Grand Marnier poached oranges.

Chocolate fondant cake with Grand Marnier poached oranges

Here's an ultra rich and gooey dessert perfect for winter. With fondants, timing is important, so they need to be served shortly after cooking. The whole point is a soft, runny, warm centre! You will need to refrigerate the mixture before baking.

  • 30 mins - 1 hr
  • Neil Perry

Original URL: https://www.watoday.com.au/goodfood/topic/orange-l7m