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Dried Lemon Peels
Dried Lemon Peels
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Description:
Lemon peel refers to the outer, zesty layer of the lemon fruit (Citrus limon). It is the brightly colored, fragrant part of the lemon's skin, typically ranging from bright yellow to deep yellow. Lemon peel is known for its strong, citrusy aroma and tangy flavor.
Certifications:
- USFDA
- Non-GMO
- ISO 9001; 2015 HACCP
Culinary Uses:
Zest: Lemon zest, obtained by grating or peeling the outer layer of the lemon, is widely used in cooking and baking to add a burst of lemon flavor to various dishes, including desserts, marinades, salads, and sauces.
Lemon Peel Strips: Lemon peel strips can be candied or used as a garnish for desserts and cocktails.
Lemon Peel Powder: Dried and ground lemon peel can be used as a seasoning or spice in a variety of savory and sweet recipes.
Preserves: Lemon peel can be preserved in sugar syrup or salt for future use in jams, marmalades, or pickles.
In Beverages:
Tea: Lemon peel can be used to make lemon-infused herbal teas, offering a refreshing and zesty flavor.
Cocktails: Lemon peel twists or zest can be used as a cocktail garnish, enhancing the aroma and flavor of drinks like martinis, gin and tonics, and mojitos.
For Home Remedies and Health Products:
Aromatherapy: Lemon peel essential oil, derived from the peel, is used in aromatherapy for its invigorating and uplifting scent.
Home Remedies: Lemon peel is used in home remedies to alleviate common ailments, such as sore throat relief, skin brightening, and teeth whitening.
For Cleaning and Household Uses:
Natural Cleaner: The natural oils in lemon peel can be used to make homemade citrus-scented cleaners that are effective at cutting through grease and stains.
Deodorizer: Lemon peel can be used to naturally freshen the air and eliminate odors in the home.
Overall Benefits:
Rich in Nutrients: Lemon peel is a good source of vitamin C, fiber, and various antioxidants, which can support immune health and protect against oxidative stress.
Flavor Enhancement: It imparts a zesty and citrusy flavor to dishes and beverages, enhancing their taste.
Aromatherapy: The scent of lemon peel is known for its mood-lifting and energizing properties in aromatherapy.
Digestive Health: Some people use lemon peel to aid digestion and reduce symptoms of indigestion.
Natural Cleaning: Lemon peel-based cleaners offer a natural and pleasant-smelling alternative to chemical cleaning products.
Note: Utilizing lemon peel in cooking, drinks, and natural remedies can add a refreshing and tangy twist to a variety of applications while providing potential health benefits. It's important to use lemon peels that are free from pesticides and contaminants, especially if you plan to use them for culinary or cosmetic purposes.
Storage Instructions: Store lemon peel in an airtight container in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, to preserve its freshness and flavor.
Health Precautions/Disclaimer:
We do not intend to diagnose, treat or prevent any disease or ailments.
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