blood-orange

• “I had a blood-orange martini," said Glasgow Skinner, a 30-year-old blogger.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Flash-Sale Site Draws Out Its Fans

• “Enjoy cocktails paired with hilarious Halloween-themed skits like a blood-orange martini to go with a story about a Halloween hookup.”

  The Huffington Post: Halloween 2010: Spooky New York Events For All Revelers

• “Alexander produces a muffled greeting, a look at his shoes, a full blood-orange blush as he makes eye contact with Carly.”

  Simon & Schuster: Angry Young Man

• “As the staff serve up roasted kumquats with blood-orange sorbet or sesame pear crisp with basil ice cream, they offer laptops and iPads so that customers can add the shop to their social-media profiles.”

  The Wall Street Journal: A Bakery Gets Sweet Returns From Social-Media Blitz

• “The rectangular Manhattan skyline expands in a blood-orange glow.”

  Fictionaut: Monkeytown excerpt 4

• “On a recent Thursday, Aaron Renfro had the fried chicken sandwich — made from thigh meat on an Acme roll — and a blood-orange cooler.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Naked Lunch

• “He recommends using an Israeli sheep's-milk feta and sweet, juicy heirloom navel oranges, such as a blood-orange variety or Cara Cara.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Marinated Feta, Orange and Arugula Salad

• “Across the Torre Glacier, a beautiful dawn was bursting out behind Fitz Roy, a blood-orange sun climbing above the horizon, throwing saffron shadows on the snow in front of us.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Amid the Perils of Patagonia

• “I think his blood-orange skin is even refracting light in unusual ways.”

  The Huffington Post: TV SoundOff: Sunday Talking Heads

• “Short ribs with blood-orange gremolata, she thought and sighed happily, as Ayinde sucked in her breath again.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Half Life

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