I have been doing mysterious things with lemon and lime peel of late which left me with several peeled fruit. I am exceptionally good at tucking them in the fridge and rediscovering them resplendent with furry coats. Long past being used they are composted but not this time for I Got My Act Together. Our food wastage is already low but there's always more I can do.Today I've made some lemon jam using this recipe- it's sweet but tart and looks promising.
http://madonnadelpiatto.com/2010/03/14/the-limoncello-factory-leftovers/
If anyone is stuck for ideas for leftover lemon peel there are some ideas here
http://www.care2.com/greenliving/lemon-peel-uses.html
Even the lemon pips can be dried and reused if you are so inclined.
http://www.thekitchn.com/jam-makers-tip-save-lemon-seeds-for-homemade-pectin-194003
Over and out!
Arilx
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To add to the Care2 link, they also making cleaning a microwave easier and smell nice too :) Just add peels to a bowl of water, heat up to steamy (oh so technical!) and leave for 20 mins. or so. Wipes out like a dream, even nasty tomatoey sauce splatters.
ReplyDeleteThink that my Gran did something similar with her oven come to think of it.....
Ooh more ideas. Thanks K!
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