Sichuan pepper, the spice behind the famous numbing tingle of Chinese cuisine, has long been prized for its flavor and its role in traditional medicine. Now, scientists have found a way to squeeze far more value out of the plant’s discarded parts. In a study published in Food Chemistry: X, researchers led by Mengjia Wu and colleagues report that deep eutectic solvents, a new generation of environmentally friendly liquids, can extract health-prom…
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