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Lemons
10.0best for salad1:1
Thick and tangy; lower fat swap for dips and dressings, won't emulsify as smoothly
10.0
Limes are essential in Mexican and Thai-style salad dressings, providing sharp citrus acid. The sub should match the tartness.
Thick and tangy; lower fat swap for dips and dressings, won't emulsify as smoothly
Sweeter, use less juice, add vinegar for tang
Lime zest, sharper citrus note
Bitter-sour; use half for similar acidity
Juice 3 kumquats per lime; tart and fragrant
Sweeter and less sour; works in Asian marinades and salsas where lime brightness is needed
Use juice and zest for a sweeter, floral citrus note in place of lime
Bottled juice in place of fresh lime; use 2 tbsp per lime, add zest if available
Per tbsp lime juice; fruity acid substitute
Sour and fruity; dissolve in water first