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How to use lemon zest and juice to boost citrus flavor in a no-cook mix
Add both lemon zest and lemon juice to get stronger, fresher lemon flavor than juice alone.
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Zest the lemon and add the zest along with the juice into your mixture. The zest provides concentrated lemon aroma while the juice adds acidity and brightness. Mix thoroughly to distribute the zest evenly.
The short version
- Use both zest and juice for a more intense lemon profile.
- Mix well so zest doesn’t clump in one spot.
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