A delicious South Asian
way to preserve lemon. Goes well as a “spice-up” to any dish. This preserve
takes four days to make
INGREDIENTS FOR ONE LARGE
JAR
-Five lemons – well
washed, without seeds, cut in half, then each half sliced then quartered
-The juice of three lemons
-One teaspoon of turmeric
-One teaspoon of high
quality salt – I use Himalayan salt, you can also use “fleur de sel” or “sal di
mare” (use at least double the amount of salt if you plan not to keep it out of
the fridge)
-One third of a cup of
thinly sliced small fresh hot peppers without vein nor seeds – you can use
jalapeño
-Half a teaspoon of
coriander seeds –crushed
-Four cloves of garlic
–smashed in a mortar
PREPARATION
Day 1: In a large glass
bowl, mix the five lemons, the lemon juice, the turmeric and the salt. Place in
a jar and cover with aluminum foil tied with a rubber band (see photo).
Day 2: Empty the content
in a large glass bowl and mix. Return to the jar as the first day.
Day 3: Repeat the
operation.
Day 4: Empty the content
in a large glass bowl, mix in the hot peppers, coriander seeds and garlic. Then
return the lemon mix to the jar and close with a lid. Place in the fridge. It’s
ready!
SERVING
-Adds taste to pretty much
any dish including soup.

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