|title=Lime cordial recipe Accompaniments
The cordial this recipe produces is similar to Roses [[Lime|lime]] cordial.
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|description=Sodium citrate may refer to any of the sodium salts of citric acid (though most commonly the third); Trisodium citrate
'''Sodium citrate''' may refer to any of the [[sodium]] salts of [[citric acid]] (though most commonly the third):
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I had been sent a sample of this used it in an experimental recipe: [[Cabbage surprise]] - it was a superb success, due in no small part to th
...und]] [[Paprika]], Thickener ([[Guar gum|guar gum]]), [[Citric acid|citric acid]], [[Garlic powder|garlic powder]], Paprika Extract, [[Ground black pepper|
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|title=Herring pie (MoF), a fruit recipe
...done a little research and has come up with either apple peel or [[citric acid]] - see the [[Talk:Herring_pie_(MoF)|comments]] page for more details.
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...es. Acidity is often provided by phosphoric acid, sometimes accompanied by citric or other isolated acids.
...drink recipes are closely-guarded secrets of their manufacturers, with the recipe used by Coca-Cola being perhaps the most famous in this respect.
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...short-circuited in commercial baking by adding [[citric acid]] or [[lactic acid]] along with commercial [[yeast]].
...ause of the ways in which American bakers have changed the original German recipe, and for economic reasons, they tend to eschew the long slow baking that is
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...c acid and [[salt]] in water. Most commercial white vinegars are 5% acetic acid solutions, although some US states such as Virginia have laws prohibiting t
...cid coloured with caramel (usually E150). There is also around 1-3% citric acid present.
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* '''Fizzy''' - Contains [[sugar]], [[sodium bicarbonate]], [[citric acid]] (E330) and [[glucose]]. You bathe them whole in [[chocolate]] or [[carame
...cal culinary effects, without adding any flavour or taste to your finished recipe. Available in 600g tubs.
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...Oil, Sorbitol, Salt, Water, Flavouring, Turmeric, [[Xanthan Gum]], Citric Acid, Colouring Material (FD&C Yellow#5, FD&C Blue#1)
* '''[[Wasabi mayonnaise recipe]]'''.
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...cooking [[sous-vide]], such as [[Sous-vide chili cheese turkey crown|this recipe]] . It's also rather good over corn tortilla chips; popcorn and nut mixes.
...rmeric]], Natural Flavouring '''[[MILK]]''', [[Beetroot]] Powder, [[Citric Acid]]), [[Cheese Powder]] ('''[[MILK]]'''), Natural [[Cheese]] ('''MILK'''), Fl
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The use of [[lemon]] juice, [[citric acid]] or [[ascorbic acid]] as an antioxidant dip is optional and a specific phase of the
...]] and malic acid. Most other varieties of [[apples]] have lower levels of acid and higher [[sugar]]
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To obtain liquid invert [[sugar]] syrup, acid (e.g. [[citric acid]]) is added to the liquid [[sugar]] solution and the
be added, depending on the recipe. After mixing, these syrups are suitable for the production of
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