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Writer's pictureKrista Hewlett

All Natural Dried Orange Garland

Updated: Dec 5, 2021

From Pages 128-129 of Our Story Magazine • Winter 2021-2022 • Issue No.1


This DIY decor idea comes to us from Jaime Roever. Be sure to check out her Instagram @withlovejaime. This Merry Christmas scene that you see above is from Jaime's kitchen and pulled straight from the digital pages of the Share & Embrace the Season Section of Our Story Magazine, Winter 2021-2022.


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INSTRUCTIONS

1. Line an oven tray with parchment paper.


2. Thinly slice the oranges.


3. Blot the orange slices with paper towels to remove excess moisture.


4. Place the orange slices in a single layer on top of the parchment paper.


5. Bake the oranges in the oven at 120°C/250°F for approximately 3-hours.

  • Check every half hour to hour to make sure the oranges are not burning. Remove if the oranges begin to turn brown.

  • You can pull the oranges out half way into the baking process and flip them over.


Extras you can add to your garland are:

Cranberries

Cinnamon sticks

Evergreen springs


What other ideas do you have? Let us know in the comments!


String the oranges and any extras with twine or ribbon and hang.

Keep any extra oranges for adding to gift packages or use as individual ornaments. You can even add dried orange to hot tea or to hot apple cidar. See the photos below for inspiration.




Now it's your turn!

Be sure and take photos of yourself having a delightful time making your orange garland. Share them on Instagram and tag us @OurStory.Magazine!

















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Jan 19, 2022

I remember mom doing this when I was young. I think I'll do this so that my daughter can remember the beautiful scent as well.

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