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- Comment on ‘Garden of Eden’: the Spanish farm growing citrus you’ve never heard of 2 weeks ago:
The varities they grow:
todolicitrusfundacio.org/en/…/varietal-groups/
This list includes varieties of Citrons, Mandarins, Pummelos, Lemons, Limes, Bitter Oranges, Sweet Oranges, Grapefruits, Kumquats, Papayas, Australian Limes and citrus related varieties, including some hybrids.
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- Comment on The Science Behind Aquafaba Meringues | Working toward a more stable meringue made from the liquid in a can of chickpeas 11 months ago:
Lime meringue sounds delicious 🤤 I don’t mind the bean taste too much, but I mostly use it as a baked sweet potato topping.
- The Science Behind Aquafaba Meringues | Working toward a more stable meringue made from the liquid in a can of chickpeaswww.seriouseats.com ↗Submitted 11 months ago to food@slrpnk.net | 2 comments
- Comment on Cracking the recipe for perfect plant-based eggs 1 year ago:
Thee Burger Dude did this! The process required some uncommon ingredients and some neat food science. For the curious: he’s got a video showing the steps and the full recipe on his blog.
- Comment on Americans have been enjoying nut milk and nut butter for at least 4 centuries 1 year ago:
Written information from Europeans goes back four centuries, like the account from the 1500s about cultivated food forests. The archeological finds about consumption in general are much older.
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