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Thank You: Ceviche
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LaDonna/OHIO 7-5-2008
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 MSG ID: 0083706
Cheryl... thank you for posting the Ceviche recipe; am more excited (than ever) to try the posted recipes.

Wish limes were not a luxury food item here in the northern states; as in 69 cents EACH.

I forgot what time of year they are in season; but, when I do find them at a reasonable price I squeeze them and put 2 tablespoons of juice into empty 35mm film canisters and freeze them. The 2 T amounts allow for freezing expansion too.

When needed I just put some hot water in a cup; put the closed canister in the water and within minutes have 'fresh' juice. I put lemon juice in the clear canisters and lime juice in the black ones; which makes it easier to find in the freezer without using labels or markers. Premeasuring before freezing helps when a recipe calls for a specific amount.

Have any recipes using lime juice?

Thanks again, for your posting.

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  ISO: Ceviche
  LaDonna/OH - 6-28-2008
 
 MSG ID: 0083662
  1 Ceviche?
    june/CapeCod/FL - 6-28-2008
   
 MSG ID: 0083662
  2 Thank You: Ceviche?
    LaDonna/OHIO - 6-29-2008
   
 MSG ID: 0083666
  3 Recipe: Marinated Flounder/Sole Ceviche (Seviche/Ceviche recipe)
    june/CapeCod/FL - 6-29-2008
   
 MSG ID: 0083662
  4 Thank You: Seviche/Ceviche Recipe
    LaDonna/OHIO - 6-30-2008
   
 MSG ID: 0083675
  5 re: Seviche/Ceviche oil -
    june/CapeCod/FL - 6-30-2008
   
 MSG ID: 0083677
  6 Recipe(tried): Ceviche
    Cheryl - 7-5-2008
   
 MSG ID: 0083662
7 Thank You: Ceviche
    LaDonna/OHIO - 7-5-2008
   
 MSG ID: 0083703
  8 re: Lime juice in ceviche
    Cheryl  - 7-8-2008
   
 MSG ID: 0083706
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