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![]() "Hoges in WA" > wrote in message ... > > "Michael" > wrote in message > ... >>I try to learn as I go so hence, my question.... >> >> I did my first batch of preserved lemons and they say that after one >> week, you should add olive oil to the jar. >> >> What exactly is the purpose of the olive oil? >> >> Does it play a part in preservation....or is for flavor...or? > > > > Maybe they mean it to be a seal on the top? > > I've been making these for a few years and I don't put oil in - I just let > the lemon juice do the trick. > > Hoges in WA Years ago I preserved lemons (a middle eastern recipe, as I recall). The pulp of the lemon separated form the rind and the lemon pulp was sort of slimey, unappetizing to eat. Neither tasted very good, and it looked horrible; I threw it out after trying it a couple of days trying. Nowadays I just buy the Patok (sp?) brand for pickled lemons/limes. I envy you your success. Dee Dee |
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