Description:
An Arabian friend said, to stay healthy, you need white limes. You have to cook a tea, then you will get 100 years old - at least!
In contrast to other types of lime, the real limes have only the size of 3-4 cm and contain much more seeds.
The origin of the lime is Southeast Asia, where the kaffir lime is also native and other lime varieties grow wild or cultivated.
Use in the kitchen:
In the kitchens of the Gulf States as well as in Iranian cuisine, dried limes belong to the repertoire of important characteristic spices.
These limes replace the acidity of lemons with a very characteristic note. Ideal to flavor fish dishes, to give them a refreshing, slightly tangy taste and a smooth smoky aroma. Also a great use for any rice dishes.
Use in the patisserie:
Simply soak limes cold milk or liquid cream overnight and process to cream, ice cream or a sauce the next day.
A fantastic taste for pastries, compotes or for smoked, sweet rice.
Taste:
Sour, citrusy, smoky, earthy, caramel flavor.
Unit
150 g bag
Nutritional information per 100 g
Energy: |
126 kj / 30 Kcal |
Fat: |
0,2 g |
Saturated fat: |
0 g |
Carbohydrates: |
10,5 g |
Sugar: |
1,7 g |
Protein: |
0,7 g |
Salt: |
0,01 mg |
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White lime mousse (8 - 10 people)
60 g of water
1 white lime
30 g of butter
10 g Limoncello
1, 5 sheets of gelatin
200 g
Ivoire Valrhona Chocolate
500 g of cream
Slightly crush the white lime and let it drain overnight in the water. Next day only heat the lime water with butter, Limoncello add softened gelatine and dissolve in the liquid
Ivoire Valrhona Chocolate and then add the whipped cream. For 4 hours in the refrigerator.
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