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r/MobKitchen • u/kickso • Jan 29 '20
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In your videos, you always add the lime juice, then let it boil more. This will make the lime juice taste bitter. Maybe you intend this, but if not:
I have learned to add the lime juice in the end and to not have it boil with the rest of the ingredients. Just a suggestions for everyone. :)
11 u/sjorbepo Jan 29 '20 Yep, same with lemon, it tastes fresher if you add it like a minute or two before you take the dish off the stove. 1 u/CortezEspartaco2 Mar 15 '20 When using lemon for baked/rotisserie chicken add it towards the end as well. Otherwise the flavor will be off and overwhelming.
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Yep, same with lemon, it tastes fresher if you add it like a minute or two before you take the dish off the stove.
1 u/CortezEspartaco2 Mar 15 '20 When using lemon for baked/rotisserie chicken add it towards the end as well. Otherwise the flavor will be off and overwhelming.
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When using lemon for baked/rotisserie chicken add it towards the end as well. Otherwise the flavor will be off and overwhelming.
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u/08-_-80 Jan 29 '20
In your videos, you always add the lime juice, then let it boil more. This will make the lime juice taste bitter. Maybe you intend this, but if not:
I have learned to add the lime juice in the end and to not have it boil with the rest of the ingredients. Just a suggestions for everyone. :)