Dan Answers All Your Lemon Questions | What’s Eating Fans?



Dan answers your questions from the lemon episode (from home)! He gives tips on making preserved lemons, lemon scones, filming on our set, citric acid, and more.

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  1. 🍋🍋] America's Test Kitchen [🍋🍋
    " Thanks, Dan, for sharing this information with the viewers. I am a bonafide" 🍋 Lover " and enjoy eating fresh lemons on a regular basis. My grocery list includes 12 lemons as I post this ! "
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  2. Hey Dan, what do you think about black walnuts? It was a substitution choice through my online grocery order so I went for it. I usually only see them on piles in people's driveways with a hand-written sign that says 'Free'

  3. It may not be completely applicable, but I used to work in a bakery where we made lemon scones, and we'd add lemon curd to our mixture. We technically used a scone mix so the texture was different from regular scones but the flavour was very prominent and lemony. I think if you play around with it, lemon curd could work very well in enhancing the flavour of lemon scones, etc.

  4. could you add a remote/body mic to help improve the audio?…i'm asking almost all my channels i sub to, because my hearing, even with aids, it's difficult to pick up most speech…the yt'ers with mics are noticeably better sound quality…other than that, great episode…

  5. KITTY. 😮
    I got a bottle of lemon oil last year; fantastic stuff. A few drops (and I do mean drops, lol, it's very strong. I use a dropper bottle for it) is all I need to flavor almost anything with lemon-y yums. I'm hoping that would offer a more cost effective and reduced labor way to flavor food, if you don't want to go the zest route. 😊
    That citric acid trick was very intriguing. I may end up playing around with that. 🤔
    Thank you! 😀
    💜💚

  6. Why does every lemon dessert require so much sugar?
    I've been trying to make a lemon meringue and lemon bars thats is more tart, but I'm having a hard time getting the perfect balance of 60% tart to 40% sweetness. Not sure why i can never get that perfect balance. I've tried just about everything.

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