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Acidulated Water

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Water to which a mild acid, usually lemon juice or vinegar, has been added to prevent sliced fruits (especially apples and pears) and peeled or cut up vegetables (i.e. artichokes and salsify) from turning dark during preparation. To make acidulate water, squeeze half of a lemon into a medium bowl of water.

 

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Abaisee
Abaisse
Aboukir
Aboukir Almonds
Absinthe
Accolade
Acetic Acid
Acetomel
Achar
Acidulate
Acidulated Water

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