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4
Easy
By Jane Grigson
Published 1991
A refreshing and fragrant way of ending a spicy meal. If you happen to have an orange tree growing in a pot, decorate the salad with a few of its waxy flowers and dark leaves.
With a zester, take off enough fine shreds of peel to decorate the salad. Peel the oranges, removing as much of the pith as possible. Alternatively cut away peel and pith with a small sharp knife. Slice the oranges, discarding the pips but saving as much juice as possible.
Arrange the orange slices in concentric rows on a serving plate. The slices should overlap in different directions
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