Once dried, on the window sill, these mandarin peels will be slipped into a small bottle of tamari and put away in a cool, dark place to mature.Thick, luscious, salty, citrussy. Like nothing you can buy.
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5 comments:
Mandarine tamari you say? You're full of surprises :)
Very interesting mandarin peel idea. I've never done anything like this before, but it certainly seems worth a try.
And, Kathryn's site is great, isn't it? I look forward to reading the tips each day.
What a great idea Lucy! What will you use them for once they are ready?
Very creative. We always dry our peel over the open fire in winter. The wole house smells great. Now I know what to do wih it after that!
citrus peels in tamari? what a brilliant idea. i'm gonna try this what else? galangal? lemongrass? the possibilities are endless.
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