I have never tried straight lemon grass before. Who knew it had a ginger note to the dry scent? Steeped up for 5 minutes, it makes a sunny yellow cup. Its spring in a cup. The aroma is as expected, quite lemony. What I didn’t expect was how pleasant lemon grass would taste all on its own.
Since this is decaf my wife had to try it. I thought it strange because she claims to hate lemons. She says lemongrass is different. Whaaat? ;) All I know is she claimed the rest of the bag for her very own.
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(It’s like when my husband says he doesn’t like flavoured tea, but then drinks Earl Grey! Whaaaa!? lol)…
This sounds really interesting. :)
I wondered if you could make lemon cookies. Since my wife loves to make cookies and hates lemons, it could work out well for me ;)
(It’s like when my husband says he doesn’t like flavoured tea, but then drinks Earl Grey! Whaaaa!? lol)…
This sounds really interesting. :)
Haha. Don’t tell him otherwise – unless he is pilfering yours.
Ha! That’s hilarious!
I wonder if you can cook Thai food with this.
I wondered if you could make lemon cookies. Since my wife loves to make cookies and hates lemons, it could work out well for me ;)
Ooooh! http://www.aspicyperspective.com/2011/08/lemongrass-shortbread-cookies.html
Cwyn – http://thaifood.about.com/od/thaicookingessentials/a/Lemongrass.htm
Looks like you’re all set, KS. :D