Definition of zester
: a small utensil for peeling zest (as of a lemon)
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Never be without the proper kitchen tool again with this handy gadget that includes a grater, zester, cork screw, bottle opener, spoon, three types of knife and more.
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Zest the lemon with a Microplane grater or zester (no white pith).
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Use a lemon zester to grate a few threads right off the root to make a pungent garnish for grilled fish, especially salmon and fresh tuna.
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And since citrus fruit is in season, there is no better time to pull out your zester.
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Microplane grater/zester, $11.95 Health benefit: Adds flavor without adding fat.
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Zesting is easy to do: Leaving the fruit whole, and using a zester or a very fine grater, simply grate the outside peel of the fruit.
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With a Microplane—basically just a very sharp zester with tiny teeth—
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Use a Microplane zester to grate zest of the 2 lemons (no pith) over the fish.
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1967
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