Lemongrass

You’ll often find this citrusy herb in Thai cooking, particularly in Thai curry pastes. It looks a bit like a spring onion, but is much firmer, and has a woody texture.

 

Try bashing it with a rolling pin to release even more flavour before adding it to dishes. If you can’t find lemongrass, try using lemon peel instead.  You can also buy lemongrass semi-dried in a jar, although this doesn’t have quite the same flavour as fresh.

Lemongrass

You’ll often find this citrusy herb in Thai cooking, particularly in Thai curry pastes. It looks a bit like a spring onion, but is much firmer, and has a woody texture.

 

Try bashing it with a rolling pin to release even more flavour before adding it to dishes. If you can’t find lemongrass, try using lemon peel instead.  You can also buy lemongrass semi-dried in a jar, although this doesn’t have quite the same flavour as fresh.

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Lemongrass