To Preserve Lemons
Dear Aunt Daisy, I listen with great interest to your talks and get a lot of information. Could you please tell me how to preserve lemons? I will watch in The Listener for a reply.-M.B., Mt. Roskill. You can coat each lemon carefully with one of the egg preservative pastes on the market. Do not use the skins afterwards. Some people put a layer of sand in a box and lay clean lemons in rows, not touching each other. Cover with sand and continue till box is full. Keep in a cool place.
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 36, Issue 917, 8 March 1957, Page 23
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96To Preserve Lemons New Zealand Listener, Volume 36, Issue 917, 8 March 1957, Page 23
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