Pumpkin jelly in orange
6 servings
60 minutes
Pumpkin jelly in an orange is a refined dessert that combines the warm autumn hues of pumpkin with the refreshing citrus tang of orange. This dessert likely originated from the desire to use seasonal ingredients and create bright yet light treats. The velvety texture of pumpkin puree blends with orange juice, while gelatin gives the jelly a delicate firmness. Sweetness is adjusted with sugar, and the natural orange peel serves not only as an original serving vessel but also enhances the aroma. It can be served in whole halves or sliced into wedges, turning the dessert into a striking table decoration. Ideal for an autumn dinner or festive gathering, it impresses with its delicate flavor and appetizing appearance.


1
Prepare the ingredients.

2
Pour 100 ml of cold water over the gelatin to swell.
- Gelatin: 25 g

3
Wash the oranges and cut each in half.
- Oranges: 3 pieces

4
Carefully scoop out the flesh of the orange with a tablespoon without damaging the peel. A whole empty orange cup should remain.

5
Strain the pulp through a sieve to drain excess juice (do not discard the juice).
- Oranges: 3 pieces

6
Chop the flesh finely, removing the tough fibers.
- Oranges: 3 pieces

7
Place the orange cups in mugs or muffin tins for stability. Fill each one about a third with orange pulp.
- Oranges: 3 pieces

8
If there's leftover orange pulp, you can make a couple of extra servings in a regular clear glass container.

9
Combine pumpkin puree with orange juice.
- Pumpkin puree: 500 g
- Oranges: 3 pieces

10
Add sugar and mix.
- Sugar: 30 g

11
Heat the gelatin in a water bath for 10-15 minutes. Stir constantly to avoid overheating.
- Gelatin: 25 g

12
Pour the gelatin into the pumpkin-orange mixture and stir.
- Gelatin: 25 g
- Pumpkin puree: 500 g
- Oranges: 3 pieces

13
Pour the mixture into the orange cups.
- Pumpkin puree: 500 g
- Oranges: 3 pieces

14
Place the orange cups in the fridge and let the jelly set.
- Oranges: 3 pieces

15
Jelly can be served in whole orange halves.

16
You can also cut it into slices with a sharp knife for a more impressive presentation.









