Sour Orange

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Published 1998

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A citrus fruit that looks like an orange (although much less uniform in appearance), but tastes like a lime. Known as naranja agria in Spanish, sour orange is widely used in Caribbean and Central American marinades. If unavailable, substitute 3 parts fresh lime juice to 1 part regular orange juice.

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