Can you rhyme orange?

I was looking through some old stuff from my university course the other day and recalled a great discussion about how certain words just did not have much rhyming potential. The word in question was 'orange'. I found the short poem I wrote to prove I could rhyme it - sort of...

"Fresh pasta and sauces, the taste buds they tingle

As the wonderful smells delightfully mingle.

With cutlery clinking, the diners tuck in

and the champagne bubbles, they sparkle and spin.

Some touch the huge platter of duck a l' orange

sat next to the shivering strawberry blancmange.

And all agree the feast was delicious even if not so completely nutritious. "

It may not be the best bit of poetry in the world but I do remember having fun devising it as I also tried to incorporate all the senses. It made me realise that writing can sometimes be just about fun. It doesn't always have to be a gallop to the finishing post of publication. We should all make time to linger along the way and smell the flowers.
What do you think? Do you sometimes write purely for fun? Can you find a better rhyme for 'orange'?