Orange Sherbet II

Submitted by: Beverley 
No ice cream maker is needed for this sherbet made with orange juice and evaporated milk. 

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Orange Sherbet Salad I

Submitted by: AMYMCGS 
Lots and lots of orange flavors in this gelatin salad. First there 's orange gelatin, then mandarin oranges, and finally, orange sherbet. But there are also a few sliced bananas tossed in just to keep you on your toes. Really nice. 

Orange Sherbet Gelatin Mold

Submitted by: Shirley 
If you like orange sherbet and mandarin oranges, then you can 't miss with this delicious gelatin mold. Simple, foolproof and always delicious. Chill, un-mold, and bring to the table. 

Orange Sherbet Salad II

Submitted by: VERDIEIIIS 
This is one of those great recipes that my Grandma's buddies used to make at our church functions, and that we always looked forward to. 

Orange Pineapple Sherbet

Submitted by: sal 
Sweetened condensed milk, orange soda, crushed pineapple and orange juice are chilled overnight then frozen in an ice cream maker for an easy sherbet. 

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Grandma's Orange Milk Sherbet

Submitted by: Marilynn Engelbrecht 
My dear grandma made this sherbet for my birthday party in the 1930's. She squeezed whole oranges to get the juice for it. I often double the recipe...it's so refreshing on a hot summer day. 

Lemon Orange Filling

Submitted by: Carol 
This is a creamy citrus filling. If you want a stronger flavor, use 1 tablespoon lemon juice, 3 tablespoons orange juice, and 1 teaspoon grated orange rind. 

Amy's Lemon Orange Creamy Pie

Submitted by: AMWAD 
I have made so many pies, but this is my favorite. It's quick too! Addition of butter to the recipe is optional. 

Fruit Sherbet

Submitted by: Mary Ann Benzon 
I found this recipe in a newspaper clipping that my Mother saved dated June 10, 1933. A light and fruity sherbet made with orange, lemon, and pineapple juices. 

Orange Meringue Pie

Submitted by: JJOHN32 
Orange juice concentrate and grated orange rind are mixed into a cooked, sweetened cornstarch mixture. Egg yolks and a bit of butter are stirred in, and this lovely citrus filling is then poured into a prepared crust and topped with meringue. A few minutes in the oven and this glorious pie is ready to serve. 
 
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