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Exotic Spicy Preserved African Limes Recipe

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Ingredients

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25 limes
1 cup coarse salt (koshering salt, 250 ml)
4 tablespoons mustard powder (60 ml)
1 tablespoon hot pepper flakes (15 ml, or a hot pepper powder such as cayenne, some recipes add up to 5 oz, use to to taste)
1 tablespoon turmeric (15 ml)
1 tablespoon fennel seed, crushed (15 ml)
2 tablespoons coriander seeds, crushed (30 ml)
3 ounces mustard seeds, yellow (90 g)
2 1/2 cups sunflower oil (625 ml, any cooking oil you use, but not olive)

Nutritional information

6013.6
Calories
5303 g
Calories From Fat
589.3 g
Total Fat
73.5 g
Saturated Fat
0 mg
Cholesterol
113226.6 mg
Sodium
236.7 g
Carbs
74.7 g
Dietary Fiber
38.3 g
Sugars
47.2 g
Protein
2610g
Serving Size

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Exotic Spicy Preserved African Limes Recipe

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    No other citrus compares to the flavour of limes! These are like preserved lemons, only well spiced! You can use as much hot pepper powder as you like. Serve as a sambal (side dish) with curry, use chopped as a roast chicken seasoning, or add to a Moroccan tagine for extra flavour. Chopped, they are also great in cous-cous. The recipe should yield a large canning jar of spiced limes. (Prep time is a problem here! Easy to make, but takes place over a week!)

    • 10130 min
    • Serves 3
    • Easy

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    Spicy African Preserved Limes, No other citrus compares to the flavour of limes! These are like preserved lemons, only well spiced! You can use as much hot pepper powder as you like Serve as a sambal (side dish) with curry, use chopped as a roast chicken seasoning, or add to a Moroccan tagine for extra flavour Chopped, they are also great in cous-cous The recipe should yield a large canning jar of spiced limes (Prep time is a problem here! Easy to make, but takes place over a week!), No other citrus compares to the flavour of limes! These are like preserved lemons, only well spiced! You can use as much hot pepper powder as you like Serve as a sambal (side dish) with curry, use chopped as a roast chicken seasoning, or add to a Moroccan tagine for extra flavour Chopped, they are also great in cous-cous The recipe should yield a large canning jar of spiced limes (Prep time is a problem here! Easy to make, but takes place over a week!)


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    Wash the Limes and Dry Them, Then Cut Into Wedges. in a Glass Bowl, Mix Them With the Salt.

    2
    Done

    Cover With Clingwrap and Store in a Cool Place For a Week, or Until the Lime Wedges Start Discolouring.

    3
    Done

    Mix All the Spices Together, Add to the Limes, and Toss Well. Cover Again, and Let Stand For Another 2 - 3 Days.

    4
    Done

    Sterilise a Large Canning Jar by Putting It in a Cookie (or Other Tin) in a Cold Oven and Heating the Oven to About 300 Deg F/ 150 Deg C or More. Leave Jar (or 2 - 3 Smaller Jars) at That Heat For at Least 10 Minutes, or Until You Fill the Jar. It Has to Be Very Hot, Otherwise It Will Crack at the Next Step.

    5
    Done

    Heat the Oil in a Pot (be Very Careful not to Burn Yourself) Until It Is Very Hot and Starts to Smoke. Please Watch the Oil!

    6
    Done

    (keep the Lid of the Pot Handy -- If the Worst Happens and the Oil Catches Fire, Slam on the Lid. This Will Kill the Fire Immediately).

    7
    Done

    When the Oil Gets to Really Hot, Take the Sterililised Jar or Jars Out of the Oven, and Pack in the Lime Wedges. It's Best to Use Tongs.

    8
    Done

    Pour the Smoking Hot Oil Over the Limes, and Seal With a Lid.

    9
    Done

    Store at Room Temperature For at Least a Week Before Using.

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