Step 4: Pruning and Training the Tree. Proper pruning and training is an essential part of caring for your indoor Cara Cara Orange Tree. By pruning and training your tree, you can help it to grow into a healthy and productive plant that produces an abundance of sweet and juicy oranges. Like all navel oranges, Cara Cara Navel Orange are seedless, round and have a bright orange, shiny peel. You’ll notice the difference between a Cara Cara and a Classic Navel as soon as you peel it, however, because the Cara Cara Orange has pinky-red flesh. This is due to the presence of lycopene (a beneficial antioxidant) in the fruit that Enjoy the fresh sweetness of Cara Cara Oranges. These pink-fleshed oranges are very sweet and have a lower acidity than Navel oranges. 1 star 11 1 star reviews Add a few rosemary sprigs to the jar, along the sides, between the sides of the oranges and the glass. Pour orange juice into the jar, and close it tightly. Marinate for at least 24 hours in the refrigerator. More Recipes with Cara Cara Oranges. Pickled Ginger-Citrus Salad with Wasabi Dressing; Citrus Carrot Salad Recipe It is best to pick the fruit green as it can suffer from rot if left to ripen on the tree.The dwarf rootstock, flying dragon modifies the top growth making this a dwarf plant that is ideal to use planted out or as a pot specimen. expand_more Choose: $44.00;4L. Grafted. Price. Preheat oven to 450F. For the cod: Heat an oven-safe skillet over medium-high heat. Pat the cod dry and then sprinkle the pieces with salt. Put out three bowls, one of each with the flour, the egg, and the bread crumbs. Decide which side of the fish you want to bread and then hold the fish fillet so that side faces down and dip it first in the Both have a bright orange rind that’s smooth and glossy, yet pebbled in texture. 2. Inside the fruit: On the inside, the difference between the two is more apparent. While navel oranges offer the typical translucent yellow-orange segmented flesh, Cara Caras have distinctive red-pink flesh. This coloring comes from the natural presence of The Washington Navel oranges we grow here in Cali is as sweet as orange soda, and produce 100’s lbs per tree every year. But to repeat, we only get down to 26/27F for a few hours per winter, with an all-time recorded low back on January 5, 1961 of 18F. With 100% of our winter days reaching the mid 50’s and above. uX0K6.