veriajukoore
Veriajukoore is a term of Estonian origin that translates to "blood orange peel." It refers to the dried outer rind of the blood orange fruit. Blood oranges are a variety of orange known for their distinctive crimson-colored flesh, which is a result of anthocyanin pigments. The peel of the blood orange, like other citrus peels, contains essential oils and compounds that contribute to its aromatic properties.
Historically, citrus peels, including those of blood oranges, have been used in various applications. They are
The drying process for veriajukoore involves removing moisture from the peel, which helps to preserve it and