The Australian Women’s Weekly Food

in the kitchen

IN SEASON March

Vegetables

Bok Choy Beans Broccoli Capsicums Chestnuts Cucumbers Eggplant Eschalots Kale Lettuce Mushrooms Okra Onions Potatoes Pumpkin Sweet corn Swiss chard Tomatoes Witlof Zucchini

Fruits

Apples Bananas Dates Figs Finger limes Grapes Guava Kiwifruit Limes Mangosteens Nashi Oranges: Valencia Passionfruit Papaya Pears Plums Pomegranates Quinces Tamarillo

HOW TO

Zest citrus rind

• To cut lemon (or lime or orange) rind into strips, run a zesting tool from top to bottom over the

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