Buddha's hand

It’s easy to see where the Buddha’s Hand Citron gets its name. This unusually shaped citron’s most obvious features are the long, slender “fingers” projecting from the…

Want to grow something completely out of your comfort zone? Learn how to grow Buddha’s hand, also called the fingered citron.

A unique citrus fruit, Buddha's hand is very different from oranges, lemons, and limes. Here, we explain a Buddha's hand's unique shape, fragrance, and taste—and share ways to use the finger citron.

What is Buddha's hand, and how should we prepare and eat it? This guide explains everything we can do with this unique citrus fruit.

Use our buddha's hand citron candy recipe is Once you're done making Buddha's hand citron sun tea (6-10 hours), strain out the citron to make this delicious candy recipe, then save the left over simple syrup for drinks, sorbets, and more!

Mudra, the Sanskrit word for “gesture,” “mark,” or “seal,” is a symbolic gesture in Buddhism and Hinduism. In the… by vilmas30

Here are the world's weirdest and most exotic fruits in terms of appearance, flavor, and the ways in which they grow. Of course, what's weird to one person might be common (and delicious!) to someone else.

The Buddha’s hand slices in this tart create a striking presentation on top. A mandoline makes quick work of the slicing, but a sharp chef’s knife and a steady hand will also work. Glazing the top of the tart with the jam isn’t necessary if serving right away, but it does help give the tart a beautiful finish and keeps the top from drying out. You will have leftover slices of fruit, but you can use them in many other ways: Toss a handful of thin slices into an arugula salad with Parmesan…

Candied Buddha's Hand Citron: If you have never seen a Buddha's Hand Citron before you probably are thinking Monsanto has genetically engineered a cross between calamari and a lemon. Well, they probably have, but the mutant fruit you are looking at is actually a centuries old va…