Guest guest Posted January 28, 2006 Report Posted January 28, 2006 Could you do the same thing with organic lemons? Or does it need to be oranges. I eat more lemons and limes than oranges and it is hard to find them here. Jeanne Quote
Guest guest Posted January 28, 2006 Report Posted January 28, 2006 I had the same question. What about organic grapefruit? herbal remedies , jeanne_simons@c... wrote: > > Could you do the same thing with organic lemons? Or does it need to be oranges. I eat more lemons and limes than oranges and it is hard to find them here. > Jeanne > Quote
Guest guest Posted January 29, 2006 Report Posted January 29, 2006 Jeanne... i also use lemon/lime peels for vitamin C. i dry and use for toothpowders, recipes... in my tea, etc. works great! blessings.. spot herbal remedies , jeanne_simons@c... wrote: > > Could you do the same thing with organic lemons? Or does it need to be oranges. I eat more lemons and limes than oranges and it is hard to find them here. > Jeanne > Quote
Guest guest Posted January 30, 2006 Report Posted January 30, 2006 Thanks! Any trick to drying them and grinding them? Jeanne -------------- Original message -------------- "spotspace" <spotspace Jeanne...i also use lemon/lime peels for vitamin C. i dry and use for toothpowders, recipes... in my tea, etc.works great!blessings..spot Quote
Guest guest Posted January 30, 2006 Report Posted January 30, 2006 I tried it.. I dried them and left them pretty much whole, take a piece off and just chew..its actually very sweet. Now I did grind some, but its a pain with my blender. LOL so they store well, and taste dandy. was a great Idea I think.. Judith - <jeanne_simons <herbal remedies > Sunday, January 29, 2006 7:45 PM Re: Herbal Remedies - Re: question about making vitamin C > Thanks! Any trick to drying them and grinding them? > Jeanne > > -------------- Original message -------------- > " spotspace " <spotspace > Jeanne... > i also use lemon/lime peels for vitamin C. i dry and use for > toothpowders, recipes... in my tea, etc. > works great! > blessings.. > spot Quote
Guest guest Posted January 30, 2006 Report Posted January 30, 2006 Jeanne.. sometimes we just leave on the counter to air dry for a few days, or warm the oven 150-200 and then shut off and stick them in for a couple hours. you can grind with a mortar pestle or coffee grinder for toothpowder but for tea and stuff i leave them in strips and just add a few to taste. you can also use your grater! blessings.. spot herbal remedies , jeanne_simons@c... wrote: > > Thanks! Any trick to drying them and grinding them? > Jeanne > > -------------- Original message -------------- > " spotspace " <spotspace> > Jeanne... > i also use lemon/lime peels for vitamin C. i dry and use for > toothpowders, recipes... in my tea, etc. > works great! > blessings.. > spot > Quote
Guest guest Posted January 30, 2006 Report Posted January 30, 2006 I have been using orange, lemons when I can get them, lime and tangerine peels for many years. Many blessings, Megan spotspace <spotspace wrote: Jeanne...i also use lemon/lime peels for vitamin C. i dry and use for toothpowders, recipes... in my tea, etc.works great!blessings..spotherbal remedies , jeanne_simons@c... wrote:>> Could you do the same thing with organic lemons? Or does it need to be oranges. I eat more lemons and limes than oranges and it is hard to find them here.> Jeanne> 'The Earth does not belong to us we belong to the Earth" Chief Seattle Find your next car at Canada Autos Quote
Guest guest Posted January 31, 2006 Report Posted January 31, 2006 I slivered them, then left them on the table on a paper towel for a few days. When I could easily break them (dry enough), I put them in the " coffee " grinder that I use for herbs and ground them into a powder. We just add it to juice. herbal remedies , " Judith " <sr1216@d...> wrote: > > I tried it.. I dried them and left them pretty much whole, take a piece off > and just chew..its actually very sweet. > Now I did grind some, but its a pain with my blender. LOL > so they store well, and taste dandy. > was a great Idea I think.. > Judith > - > <jeanne_simons@c...> > <herbal remedies > > Sunday, January 29, 2006 7:45 PM > Re: Herbal Remedies - Re: question about making vitamin C > > > > Thanks! Any trick to drying them and grinding them? > > Jeanne > > > > -------------- Original message -------------- > > " spotspace " <spotspace> > > Jeanne... > > i also use lemon/lime peels for vitamin C. i dry and use for > > toothpowders, recipes... in my tea, etc. > > works great! > > blessings.. > > spot > Quote
Guest guest Posted February 1, 2006 Report Posted February 1, 2006 Yes, you can dry the grapefruit, lemons, limes, limas (if you can get them in your area) and also tangerine peels. In fact any citrus peel. Be well, Megannever_again_ <never_again_ wrote: I had the same question. What about organic grapefruit?herbal remedies , jeanne_simons@c... wrote:>> Could you do the same thing with organic lemons? Or does it need to be oranges. I eat more lemons and limes than oranges and it is hard to find them here.> Jeanne> 'The Earth does not belong to us we belong to the Earth" Chief Seattle Find your next car at Canada Autos Quote
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