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Export 1 ingredients for grocery delivery
Step 1
Microwave a lime one at a time for 20 seconds to make it juicier.
Step 2
Roll limes under your hand on the counter or a dish to break the fluid cells in the surface of the lime rind to release more juice.
Step 3
Slice a lime lengthwise instead of cross-wise to extract the juice from the two sides by using the tool of your choice.
Step 4
You can microwave and roll 6 limes similarly to create optimum juice levels. Then wash limes, peel most of peel and pith off.
Step 5
Chop the limes roughly and place into a blender.
Step 6
Add 1 cup of water to blender, and blend until cloudy. Some intact pieces can remain.
Step 7
Pour the mixture through a strainer, pressing on mixture with a spoon to collect all the juices. Makes 1 cup of concentrate; twice as strong as bottled lime juice.
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