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- Name (Thai)
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มะนาวดอง
- Name (English)
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Brine pickled lime
- Local name
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Ma-nao-dorng
- Product
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Fruit
- Ingredients
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Limes: Citrus aurantifolia (Ma-nao). Salt.
- Fermentation
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15 days.
- Storage life
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1 Year.
- Microorganisms
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- Properties
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Solid brown fruit, salty and sour taste, pleasant aroma.
- Method
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1. Scrape the skin of the fresh limes (either green or yellow) to remove the oil-bearing cells which make the product bitter after fermentation. Steam at medium temperature until cooked, then place on a tray and sundry (a few days). Pack in a wide mouthed glass jar.
2. Dissolve 3 cups of salt (for 30 fruits) in water to make a very salty brine and boil. When cool cover the fruit. Close the jar and expose to sunlight everyday for 15 days to ferment, or until the solution is clear.
- Production
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In small scale industry.
- Consumption
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As an ingredient in many main dishes, especially certain kinds of soup.