Lemongrass, frequently used in Asian cooking

Lemongrass has a sweet
lemony flavour and can be
used in cooking dried,
powdered or fresh.

Lemongrass

(Cymbopogon)

Native to India and widely used in Asian cuisine especially Thai

The flavour is lemony but sweet and can be used dried, powdered or fresh

Chop finely and use in marinades, soups and stir fries, or use whole with the bottom of the stalk sliced off and peel the dried out layers.

Bash to release the aromatic oils and add to stews and curries, and fish out before serving

Commonly used in teas, soups, curries, chicken, fish and seafood

To store, wrap it and put in the fridge. Fresh, it will keep for a couple of weeks

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