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  • pipee_pl
    ADBB Adventurer
    • Oct 26, 2005
    • 236

    #1

    orange zest?

    I have found a great sounding recipe for ribs- it calls for brown sugar- this is no problem as I have some Stevia so I can substitute that, but it also calls for orange zest. what about the carb count for this- any ideas? it only asks for 1 and a half table spoons for the entire sauce- but still??
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  • pipee_pl
    ADBB Adventurer
    • Oct 26, 2005
    • 236

    #2
    Re: orange zest?

    So far I have found this:

    0.5g carbs/tsp of orange zest.

    but what does this mean for the induction phase??
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    • mizski
      • Jul 21, 2009
      • 1355

      #3
      Re: orange zest?

      I recently replied to a post on orange peels and zest is just the outer part of the peel. I think it would be fine on Induction as peels and zest are comprised primarily of fiber and oils not sugars like in the fruit itself.
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      • pipee_pl
        ADBB Adventurer
        • Oct 26, 2005
        • 236

        #4
        Re: orange zest?

        thanks for the info- that is what I was thinking also, however- better safe than sorry.
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        • Georgiana
          Moderator
          • Jan 26, 2008
          • 12782

          #5
          Re: orange zest?

          Yep, it's okay to use as a spice. So maybe not eat a whole tablespoon of orange zest on your own, but in spice amounts, in cooking, it's okay to use.
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