Leftover orange and lemon pulp
Is there anything useful a person can do with leftover orange and lemon pulp?
Made a huge batch of fresh squeezed orange juice and lemonade.
Now, I've got a bunch of rinds and pulp from the oranges and lemons.
I know what I'm going to with the rinds, but the pulp ... not so much.
Help?
Thanks.















Perhaps a salad dressing or marinade for chicken or seafood? Mixed with a simple oil and vinegar base and adding in some herbs would made something with a lot of flavor.
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i'd puree them for this to draw out whatever flavor is remaining. unless you're stuck with mostly membrane and pith, which is bitter. that just chuck.
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I save all citrus and onion family flotsam to stuff up a bird or support fish and chicken parts in the oven/baking pan or stove top simmer
The current freezer jug has tangerine peels,squeezed lemons and garlic tops,thinking
rotisserie duck or butterfly leg of lamb
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That's a freakin great idea. Thanks.
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you are most welcome
it will be 3 rotisserie ducks Sunday at this house
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I might add a twist to this and use the pulp as a "bed" for fish next time I steam some rock cod.
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tasty and I do like steamed fish
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Before you juice the oranges or lemons or limes, peel them to get the rind off, then you can do candied rind, or add to cakes or muffins if grated.
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