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Orange Juice Recipe
Orange Juice Recipe

Orange Juice Recipe


Freshly squeezed orange juice is a delicious and invigorating beverage created by combining oranges with or without sugar. There is no match for the satisfaction of drinking a glass of this rejuvenating drink. This article provides a detailed explanation of the recipe for orange juice, including step-by-step images and video.

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During the summer, I enjoy drinking simple juices, with citrus juices being my top choice. This freshly squeezed orange juice is incredibly refreshing after a long day. Not only does it provide a cooling effect, but it also helps improve skin health. I was drawn to the vibrant orange color and delicious taste. Oranges add a tangy touch to the juice, so I highly recommend giving it a try.

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About Orange Juice

Orange juice is a great juice made by extracting the juice from oranges and adding sugar to it. Orange Juice is one of the popular juices that is a widely consumed and versatile drink that can have many variations.

“Orange juice can be enjoyed by itself or incorporated into different recipes. Drinking fresh juice not only provides a delicious taste, but also ensures the full nutritional benefits of the fruit. By drinking orange juice, we can obtain a high amount of vitamin C and fiber, making it a great source of nutrients.”

Orange juice has many uses – it can be made thicker without water if desired, or ice cubes can be added to make it thinner. Sugar or other sweeteners can also be added for taste, but it can be enjoyed without them for the full benefits of oranges.

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Orange juice is a good source of vitamin C helps to build immunity, aids in skin glow and overall well-being. Orange juice is known for its refreshing taste and can be made with a lot of variations.

Different types of oranges to consider: Oranges are available in a variety of options such as blood oranges, tangerines, valencia oranges, clementines, and navel oranges. Packaged orange juice from the store loses its nutritional value due to lack of freshness and the addition of artificial colors and preservatives.

This beverage is ideal for satisfying your thirst. Making your own orange juice is superior and cannot be equated to pre-packaged drinks found in stores. The type of oranges used can depend on what is accessible in your area or your personal preferences. Navel oranges are the optimal choice for juicing.

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Orange Juice Recipes

I have posted two recipes for orange juice, but there are many other variations you can experiment with. These suggestions can be found in the expert tips section.

  • This juice is made from freshly squeezed oranges and does not contain added sugar.

  • Carrot Orange Juice – This has the goodness of oranges and carrots along with lemon.

Orange Juice – 2 ways

I have presented two ways to create orange juice.

  • One way to extract juice without a mixer is by using a manual juicer. Simply cut an orange in half and squeeze out the juice. This is a widely used method.

  • Put the orange pulp into a mixer and remove the seeds. Then, blend the pulp with or without sugar for a few seconds. Strain the mixture and use a spoon to squeeze out all of the juice.

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Step-by-Step Recipe for Orange Juice

Without using mixer

Start by selecting two ripe oranges. Rub them a few times to ensure that the juice is extracted effectively.

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Cut each orange in half.

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3. Use a manual juicer, preferably a steel one with sharp edges for efficient and effortless extraction of juice.

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Place half of the orange on the juicer and begin pressing and rotating to extract the juice. If you do not have a manual juicer, simply halve the oranges, remove the seeds with a knife, and then squeeze the orange into a bowl.

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Press firmly until all the juice has been squeezed out.

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If you prefer your orange juice with pulp, you can mix some of the pulp collected here into the juice.

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Remove the seeds and gather the juice at the bottom.

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The fresh orange juice is prepared and available.

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Using mixer

9. Begin by trimming the edges of the orange.

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Cut down the middle.

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Cut open in this manner and remove the seeds.

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Remove the pulp from the oranges and place it in a blender. I used pulp from 2 oranges.

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Add two teaspoons of sugar to the mixture, if desired. Omit this step if you prefer not to use sugar.

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Blend the mixture in short bursts, being careful not to over-blend as it will become bitter. Then, strain the juice through a strainer.

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Using a spoon, apply pressure to fully extract the juice.

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Squeeze and extract all of the juice. Dispose of the leftover parts.

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The orange juice is prepared and available for consumption!

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Pour the mixture into a glass and savor it!

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If you prefer cold orange juice, include some ice cubes!

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Carrot Orange Juice Recipe

Carrot Orange Juice is a punchy refreshing drink made by blending carrots, orange & ice cubes with a zing of lemon juice. Carrot Orange Juice is healthy, easy to make and beats the heat of the summer. Carrot Orange Juice is liked by kids and nourishes them too!

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“Step by step recipe for making carrot orange juice.”

  1. Clean the carrots, remove the outer layer and cut off the ends. Then, chop them into small pieces. Peel the oranges, remove the white pith, and use only the flesh. Combine the carrots, oranges, sugar, and ice cubes in a blender and blend until smooth. Use a metal strainer to strain the mixture.
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  2. Using a spoon, press down to extract all the juice. Next, mix in some lemon juice. Serve immediately.
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Serve chilled.

Expert Tips

  • Select fresh, sweet, and ripe oranges to prevent excess sugar intake.

  • You have the option to include juice from 1 small lemon to create a tangy orange juice.

  • Include a small amount of ginger in the blending process to create a distinctive taste.

  • Include aromatic seasonings such as cinnamon, cloves, and nutmeg to create a unique taste.

  • You have the option to include carrots for a more flavorful juice.

  • Avoid blending oranges for extended periods as it could result in a bitter taste. Instead, blend for short intervals of a few seconds.

  • Place the oranges in the refrigerator prior to juicing to achieve a cool, refreshing glass of orange juice without the need for ice cubes.

  • “Before putting it in the mixer, be sure to remove the seeds and white fibers.”

Serving & Storing Suggestion

You can enjoy it as is or with a few ice cubes. It is best to drink fruit juices fresh, so I suggest not storing it.

Orange juice keeps well in room temperature 6-8 hours and in fridge for 2 days. You can pour the juice in mold, freeze it and make popsicle too.

FAQS

Is it possible to store orange juice?

Orange Juice is best when consumed fresh or within a day. However you can store it for 2 days in fridge in a clean container preferably glass bottle fitted with a lid.

What are some natural sweeteners that I can use in orange juice to make it healthier?

For a healthier option to white sugar, you can incorporate honey, cane sugar, or brown sugar. Jaggery powder or jaggery syrup can also be used as an alternative.

What other options do I have for adding flavors to my orange juice?

While blending, you have the option to include a small amount of ginger or various spices such as cloves, nutmeg, and cinnamon, which all complement orange juice nicely.

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Orange Juice Recipe

Fresh orange juice is a revitalizing beverage consisting of blended oranges, with or without added sugar. There is nothing quite like a freshly squeezed glass of orange juice. This post provides a detailed explanation of the recipe for orange juice, including step-by-step photos and a video tutorial.

Prep Time10 minutes
Cook Time5 minutes
Servings2 cups
AuthorSharmilee J

Ingredients

Orange Juice Recipe

  • 4 oranges
  • 2 teaspoon sugar

Carrot Orange Juice Recipe

  • 2 small carrots
  • 2 oranges
  • 1 small lemon
  • 1 tablespoon sugar
  • Add ice cubes as necessary.

Instructions

Orange Juice


  • Start with two ripe oranges. Gently rub them a few times to ensure that the juice is extracted effectively.


  • Cut each orange in half.

  • I use a steel manual juicer with sharp edges for easy and efficient juice extraction.

  • Take half of the orange and begin to press and rotate it in order to extract the juice. If you do not have a manual juicer, simply cut the oranges in half and use a knife to remove the seeds before squeezing the juice into a bowl.

  • Apply pressure until all the juice has been squeezed out.

  • If you enjoy orange juice with pulp, you can include some of the pulp that has been collected into the juice. Remove the seeds and the collected juice will be in the bottom.

  • The freshly squeezed orange juice is now available!

  • Begin by cutting off the edges of the orange.

  • Divide in half.

  • Make an incision in this manner. Take out the seeds.

  • Gather the pulp by itself and place it in a blender. I included the pulp from 2 oranges.

  • Include 2 teaspoons of sugar, if desired. Otherwise, you can skip this step.

  • Mix the ingredients together several times with breaks in between, but be careful not to mix too much or it will become bitter. Then, strain the juice into a strainer.

  • Use a spoon to press down and extract all the juice.

  • Squeeze and extract all of the juice.

  • The orange juice is prepared!

  • Pour the contents into a glass and enjoy!

  • If you prefer your orange juice cold, you can add ice cubes.

Carrot Orange Juice

  • Clean the carrots by washing them, then remove the skin and cut off the edges. Chop them into small pieces. Peel the oranges and discard the white fibrous part, keeping only the pulp. In a blender, combine the carrots, oranges, sugar, and ice cubes until smooth. Use a metal strainer to remove any solids.

  • Using a spoon, press down to extract all of the juice. Next, add lemon juice and serve immediately.

  • Serve chilled.

Notes

  • Select fresh, sweet, and ripe oranges to avoid excess sugar.
  • For a tangy twist, consider including the juice of one small lemon to your orange juice.

  • Include a small amount of ginger during blending to create a distinctive taste.

  • Include aromatic spices such as cinnamon, cloves, and nutmeg to create a unique taste.

  • You have the option to include carrots to enhance the flavor of your juice.

  • Avoid blending oranges for extended periods as it may result in a bitter taste. Instead, blend for short intervals of a few seconds.

  • Store the oranges in the refrigerator before juicing to have cold orange juice without using ice cubes.

  • Before adding to the mixer, make sure to remove the seeds and white fibers.

Nutrition Facts

Orange Juice Recipe

Serving Size: 200 ml

Calories 187
Calories from Fat 9

% Daily Value*

Fat 1g2%

Saturated Fat 0.1g1%

Polyunsaturated Fat 0.1g

Monounsaturated Fat 0.1g

Sodium 3mg0%

Potassium 550mg16%

Carbohydrates 48g16%

Fiber 8g33%

Sugar 38g42%

Protein 3g6%

Vitamin A 601IU12%

Vitamin C 168mg204%

Calcium 120mg12%

Iron 1mg6%

The Daily Values listed are calculated for a 2000 calorie daily intake.

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