- One medium-sized lemon yields about a 1/4 cup juice and about 2 tsp. zest.
- Go for weight, not size: Heavier lemons produce more and tastier juice.
- When grating lemon zest (skin), avoid the white pith underneath, which is bitter.
- Yellow skin is best; greenish skins may mean less savory fruit.
- To get the most lemon juice out of a lemon, roll it on the counter top before cutting and squeezing.
- When you have an abundance of lemons, squeeze the juice into an ice cube tray and freeze. Store the cubes in self-sealing bags and defrost as needed.
Tuesday, May 1, 2007
Lemon Facts
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Fruits/Vegetables
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