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By Amber
Added December 26, 2001 | Recipe #16271
Categories: Side dishes Oranges Citrus
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By Mille®
on January 02, 2002
I added lemon juice to the water in the steamer and, after the carrots were cooked, I mixed all the ingredients in a couple of tablespoons of orange juice over very low heat. Delicious recipe - thank you.
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In spite of rocket scientist Brawny's remarks, my family found these quite delightful, and a very nice change from boiled or steamed plain carrots. I used naturally sweet mandarin oranges.
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on February 18, 2002
These are excellent. My family loves carrots and we'd never had them like this. I threw in some cooked pearl onions just for the heck of it. This one's a keeper.
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on April 05, 2002
These were not my favorite....maybe I didn't add enough orange rind or something.
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on May 23, 2002
I really enjoyed the freshness and tang of the oranges. I thought it complimented the carrots very well. I might try a little tarragon with it next time.
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on April 23, 2002
Thanks for such a lovely fresh tasting recipe for carrots. Will certainly be having them this way again. Cheers :)
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountSorry....but carrots and orange juice are LOADED with sugars.... of course you didn't need to add any.
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By brokenburner
on October 05, 2008
These weren't really anything SPECIAL... the carrots were oddly somewhere between raw and cooked, and the flavors just didn't blend very well for us. It was worth a try, though. Thanks for posting.
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on August 20, 2008
I thought these were just okay. The combination of carrots and orange just didn't work for me.
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Very refreshingly different! I don't use baby carrots (I was told they are really regular carrots that are machine cut to appear to be baby carrots....don't know if it's true, but they don't taste that much different to me!), so I just cut mine up to the approximate size and proceeded with your recipe. I will definitely make them again. Tasty, easy and healthy.
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on July 19, 2007
This was terrific! It never would have occurred to me to put this combination together. I particularly liked the combination of carrots and orange; I'm not sure I'll use the green onions next time, though -- I may like this even better with just the sweetness of the carrots and orange. A really lovely, fat-free recipe -- thanks so much for posting it.
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on June 11, 2007
What a delightful change, very delicious carrots. I will be making them again we loved them. the orange and green onion added a freshness to them. thanks for posting !
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on April 09, 2007
How surprising! These little carrots were delicious. My 9 year old step-daughter made them for our Easter Dinner. She doesn't like orange too much but she came back for seconds. And then took the leftovers home with her! They were wonderful. I did add some butter to the carrots after we drained them for personal taste preference. I also ended up omitting the onions as they seemed to have been forgotten during the shopping trip. I will make these again. Thanks for posting!
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Sooooo very easy to prepare and sooo very tasty. Served this at a family dinner, doubled the recipe, and there wasn't so much as a sliver of green onion left over. This is definitely a keeper and a pleasant change from plain steamed carrots.
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on June 14, 2006
loved it very light and fresh! Thanks
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on March 14, 2006
We really liked the flavours in this simple carrot dish, I served them with a citrusy sweet lamb shank recipe...creamy mashed potatoes and baby peas. Thanks for sharing.
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on October 01, 2005
Nice change from the ordinary carrots. We liked the citrus flavor, but my husband wasn't overly fond of the onions. He doesn't like raw things in cooked dishes.
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on April 16, 2005
This was good but it needed a little salt to bring out more flavor. Made a nice side dish for a luncheon on the patio...Thank you!
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What a flavorful way to prepare cooked carrots! I was a bit unsure how to "chop" an orange, so I peeled and sectioned it, then sliced each section as thinly as possible. I also used a sweet onion because I did not have a green onion, but the green onion would have added some nice color. I also added about a tablespoon of butter at the end to help the flavors blend. It was a winner!
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Serving Size: 1 (148 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 4
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