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. Christy says:

    i just made these for lunch and theyre too cute! thanks so much for the idea Katie, everyone loved them! and i would come to your monster pajama party, id be a vampire in a night gown…or maybe godzilla in a night gown…..hmmm

  2. Quinn says:

    Katie I just have to say I love your blog and your recipies so much. I have been reading it since I became a vegan (2 months) 🙂 but I have been too scared to comment. Your pictures are beautiful too by the way just like you! This is such a creative recipe. My favorite of yours would have to be the cookie dough dip! I had to stop buying garbanzos (which I call butt beans lol) so I can’t make it anymore because I’m so addicted. And duh of course I would come to your party! Anyways just wanted to say hi and it makes my day whenever you post recipes. 🙂

    1. Chocolate-Covered Katie says:

      You just made MY day 🙂

  3. Nicole @ Kawaii Yogi says:

    These are super cute! I’ve been wanting to do a healthier snack for Halloween instead of being tempted by candy, and this seems like a great idea. Thank you!

  4. Hannah says:

    These are soooo adorable! I would totally make these for a halloween party/my kindergarten class. Such a great idea and the kiddos would love it.

  5. Miss Polkadot says:

    Oooh, these are so cute and a great idea for those of us who don’t have enough space to use huge pumpkins as decorations. I’ll let you know if I try these.

  6. Joanna says:

    Cute idea!

  7. Debbie says:

    What a great and simple idea. I love it.

  8. Nicole says:

    You are the BEST, Katie!

  9. Ellen says:

    I would like to go as a cyclops wearing one of those eye masks people wear at night over my one big eye.

    1. Leslie says:

      LOVE this idea!

  10. Ashley says:

    Oh my word I would so come to your monsters in Pajamas party, and i love the frankensteins wife in lingerie idea! Im thinking Dracula in PJS would be a good time for sure x)

  11. Hannah Harper says:

    Gosh, these look AMAZING! Does cookie monster in PJs count? He’s so cool, plus you could eat all the cookies (and these!) as you’d like! lol.

    1. Leslie says:

      He’s my favorite moster. Plus he’s the best color!

      1. Leslie says:

        *monster

        1. Hannah Harper says:

          Ha ha… YES! And cute and fuzzy and COOKIES!!!! Ya, I kinda like them… 🙂

  12. Ty/cameraphonevegan.com says:

    So adorable!

  13. Emily @ www.main-eats.com says:

    Cute! You are so clever-I adore those! Super creative and festive for the season!

  14. Danielle @ Itsaharleyyylife says:

    these things are sooooooooo adorable!!!!!! I’ll have to make these with kids one day!

  15. Jade C says:

    Wow, Katie 😀 I love this idea!! I can imagine the smell is wonderful, too. Methinks I may make these and fill them with fruit, just like yours 🙂

    1. Jade C says:

      Oohh, and I would dress up as Coraline 🙂 I love that movie and saw it just the other day – plus, I LOVE buttons!!

  16. carolyn says:

    I think you’d have to let me be the truest monster of all…
    a mean teacher who gives too much work.
    In cupcake patterned footie pajamas.

    1. Leslie says:

      Muahahaha I love this idea best!

      1. Carolyn says:

        or maybe the principal everyone knows secretly hates anyone under 18…
        IN FROGGY PAJAMAS.