Cookbook:Preserved Lemon
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Cookbook | Recipes | Moroccan Cuisine
Preserved Lemons are a common flavoring agent in Moroccan cuisine, particularly in very slow braises known as tagines. They are also found as an unusual cocktail garnish.
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Poke holes in the lemons with a sharp knife. Pack them in an airtight jar, separating them from one another with salt. Cover the jar, store in a dark place for a day. If the lemons have not released enough liquid to cover, add salt and reseal.
Store in a cool dark place for approximately two weeks. Refrigerate afterwards.
See also: Cookbook:Pickling
