
Zest is the term used to describe the grated outer rind of citrus fruit containing aromatic essential oils. Remove the zest carefully using a grater, a potato peeler or a zester, depending on the intended use. Take care not to remove any of the white pith with the zest, as it can be very bitter. The zest of citrus fruits can be used to add flavour to sweet or savoury dishes, or as a decoration or garnish.
Rolled roast loin of pork with homemade apple sauce
Thai green curry
Stir fry lime and coconut chicken
Salmon ceviche with fennel salad
Citrus tart with rich shortcrust pastry
Lemon and lime pavlova
Baked lime cheesecake
Eccles cakes
Mincemeat streusel
Key lime pie
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