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Today Grammy and I visited the Asian market. In addition to our regular purchases (veggie meat and produce) we each got something new to try, something we'd never had before. Grammy got a small can ofmelon-flavored milk. Turns out it was carbonated melon milk. Interesting.
I got a jar of pickled lemongrass. Very interesting. Anybody have a good recipe that uses pickled lemongrass? (Emily?)
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I love pickles and I love lemongrass, but have never tried pickled lemongrass. Have fun experimenting with it!
ReplyDeleteI think it would work well with this: http://www.thekitchn.com/thekitchn/sandwich/recipe-bnh-m-with-lemongrass-tofu-097407
ReplyDeleteOr try it in a stir fry :)
Yum! Sounds tasty!
ReplyDeleteThanks Christy, I might try that. I also found a nice green curry recipe. I'll let you know what I find out.
ReplyDeleteI never imagined someone would pickle lemongrass! But I know that lemongrass tea (as my aunt Sueli makes it in Brazil) is absolutely my favorite tea ever :) And I love the smell of it fresh.
ReplyDeleteUpdates. The best way to describe the taste is that it's kind of like canned ginger with a slight lemon scent. So far the most successful use has been served over string beans. :)
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