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Lemon Peel, to Keep for Use

Lemons should be kept in a cool, dry place, and each one should be hung in a separate net, for if they touch one another they will spoil. The rind may be grated, put into jars, and covered with either salt or sugar, according to the nature of the dish for which it is afterwards to be used.

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