How To Make Jack-O-Lantern Oranges


How to make Jack-o-Lanterns from oranges

Orange is the new Black Pumpkin

I kind of want to throw a Halloween brunch now, just for the excuse to make and serve these adorable fruit-filled oranges again.

The theme could be “Monsters in Pajamas” and everyone would come as his or her favorite monster dressed in pajamas. If only my friends were cool enough to go for such an idea…

How to make jack o lanterns from oranges.

These festive orange bowls are:

-Kid-friendly

-Easy to make

-And you can fill them with anything from curry, to fruit, to ice cream or chocolate mousse!

Oranges

Jack-O-Lantern Oranges

  • oranges
  • a small, sharp kitchen knife (or an Xacto knife)
  • filling of choice: fruit salad, oatmeal, yogurt, chocolate mousse, sorbet, etc.

Slice the tops off of the oranges and set aside. Cut around the insides and remove the orange segments. (Reserve for fruit salad, homemade orange juice, or smoothies.) Cut out faces as you would for a real jack-o-lantern, then fill and serve.

Step-by-Step Photos:

Orange

Step One: Gather your oranges.

orange slices

Step Two: Slice off the tops with a sharp knife or an Xacto, and cut around the insides. Remove the orange sections and reserve for fruit salad, homemade orange juice, or smoothies.

Orange Jack O Lanterns

Step Three: Cut out faces, treating the orange as if it were a real jack-o-lantern pumpkin.

Aaaand…

How to make jack o lanterns from oranges.

Fill with whatever you desire.

I used my recipe for Addictive Fruit Salad.

 

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75 Comments

  1. Becs says:

    Hi,

    I would like to make these for a friends little girl for halloween. How long do the oranges last after being cut? Would they keep till Wednesday if I cut Tuesday night?

    Thanks,

    Becs

    1. Chocolate-Covered Katie says:

      A few days in the fridge… I think that would be fine!

  2. Jen says:

    Can I carve the oranges the night before my party and store them in the fridge. I wanna make them for my sons class but not sure I’d have enough time in the morning to do it all before the party. Thanks….such an adorable idea!!

    1. Chocolate-Covered Katie says:

      I think that would be fine!

  3. jenopie says:

    I love these! i made them for my son’s preschool class’s Halloween party. One little tip: carve the faces BEFORE you scoop out the orange. It makes it sturdier.

  4. Maya says:

    Very cute! Laughing about curry though…wouldn’t all of the curry spill out through the holes???

    1. Chocolate-Covered Katie says:

      I was thinking more of a super-thick curry… or make a really tiny face ;).

  5. Sarah @ Miss Candiquik says:

    These are simply cute!

  6. Jessica @ Nutritioulicious says:

    Love this adorable idea!