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Fred McKenzie wrote:
> Regarding Key Lime Pies: > > Most recipes I've seen, call for a half cup of Key Lime Juice. However > that seems to make an extremely strong pie. > > I'm using home-grown Key Limes, not the store-bought limes from Mexico. > They are fully ripe, not picked green. Does this explain the extra > strong taste, or could there be some other reason? > > Fred My guess is the recipes are for Key(tm) lime juice (Persian lime juice in a cleverly labeled bottle, not really Key Limes) Try backing off to 1/3 cup of juice and see how it works. Or dilute the juice with bottled lemon juice. (ouch. People just started throwing things at me) Bob |
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