Difference between revisions of "Lemon juice"
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* some [[apothecary mixtures]] | * some [[apothecary mixtures]] | ||
* [[aioli]] with [[eggs]] and [[garlic]] using a [[Mixing_bowl#Mixing_aioli|mixing bowl]] | * [[aioli]] with [[eggs]] and [[garlic]] using a [[Mixing_bowl#Mixing_aioli|mixing bowl]] | ||
| + | * [[cucumber raita]] with [[cucumbers]] and [[milk]] in a [[Mixing_bowl#Mixing_cucumber raita|mixing bowl]] | ||
* [[grog]] with [[rum]], [[sugar]], and [[water]] using an {{bucket}} | * [[grog]] with [[rum]], [[sugar]], and [[water]] using an {{bucket}} | ||
* [[lemon drops]] with [[sugar]] on a [[Campstove#Candy|campstove]] | * [[lemon drops]] with [[sugar]] on a [[Campstove#Candy|campstove]] | ||
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25 grams heals one percent of damage.
Lemon juice is squeezed from lemons on a kitchen table or an apothecary table.
Uses for lemons
Lemon juice can be used to make:
- some apothecary mixtures
- aioli with eggs and garlic using a mixing bowl
- cucumber raita with cucumbers and milk in a mixing bowl
- grog with rum, sugar, and water using an iron or wooden bucket
- lemon drops with sugar on a campstove
- merguez with lamb sausage and couscous in a tajine
