Cassell's New Dictionary of Cookery

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Orange-Peel

The fresh and dried peel of the orange, as well as that of the lemon and citron, is much in demand for flavouring purposes. Under the name of chips, lemon and orange-peel preserved in sugar are eaten. We meet with chips preserved in sugar, moist, under the name of "candied" peel.

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