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Recipe of Award-winning Preserved lemons

 ·  ☕ 3 min read  ·  ✍️ Evan Buchanan
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Preserved lemons

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To begin with this particular recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can have preserved lemons using 2 ingredients and 3 steps. Here is how you cook that.

The ingredients needed to make Preserved lemons:
  1. Take 6-8 lemons unwaxed
  2. Get 1 kilo salt

Scoop out the pulp and rinse before use. These will keep for about six months. Preserved lemons are whole lemons that have been preserved by being packed in tall jars with salt, flavoured with herbs and spices, covered with lemon juice or brine and left to cure for a few weeks. Traditionally used in Moroccan and Middle Eastern cuisines, preserved lemons give an authentic citrus flavour to tagines, and can also be used to add mellow lemony notes to salads and pasta dishes.

Steps to make Preserved lemons:
  1. Slice lemons into quarters keeping them attached at the base.
  2. Sterilise a large kilner jar.
  3. Pack a layer of lemons into the jar and completely cover with salt. Continue to layer lemons and salt until the jar is full. Press down firmly and top with salt. Store in a cool place. Ready to use in a couple of weeks. Once open store in the fridge.

Preserved lemons are whole lemons that have been preserved by being packed in tall jars with salt, flavoured with herbs and spices, covered with lemon juice or brine and left to cure for a few weeks. Traditionally used in Moroccan and Middle Eastern cuisines, preserved lemons give an authentic citrus flavour to tagines, and can also be used to add mellow lemony notes to salads and pasta dishes. Once made, they will need to be stored for a month to allow the intense flavours to develop. Find out how to make these pickled treats with our simple step-by-step. Thinly slice or chop the preserved lemon rind to use in a recipe.

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