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Chanh muối (Vietnamese salted limes for drinks)chanh muối
Chanh muối is whole thin-skinned limes rubbed with salt, blanched, soaked in alum water and kept in a jar under a brine strong enough to float a grain of cooked rice. The salted limes are mixed with sugar and water to make a salty lemonade, served over ice or hot.
A short entry: the sources we found record only what is said here about Chanh muối itself.
Short entryFruit2 h
Recipe
Amounts from a sourceA household recipe from an encyclopedia article, itself based on a recipe blog; there is no tested or standard recipe.
Thin-skinned limes (chanh ta) of even size, wilted for 3 days2 kg
What changes:Salt scratches the lime skins and draws out their oils, then they are rinsed
Step 1 of 3
Rub limes with salt to score the skin and release the oils; rinse
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Salt
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At a glance
Chanh muối is whole thin-skinned limes rubbed with salt, blanched, soaked in alum water and kept in a jar under a brine strong enough to float a grain of cooked rice. The salted limes are mixed with sugar and water to make a salty lemonade, served over ice or hot. Made in 3 steps over 2 h. The longest step, blanch, then soak in alum water, takes 2 h (Vietnamese Wikipedia 2026).
Chanh muối is made mainly for drinks, not as a relish. Unlike the dry-salted South Asian lime pickle, which FAO describes as packed in 1 kg of salt to 4 kg of limes and fermented in the sun for one to four weeks, the limes are blanched, soaked in alum and kept under brine.
Preserved lemons and South Asian salt-only lime pickleClose relatives salted whole or quartered; see the preserved-lemons and dry-salted lime pickle entries.