Apr 29, 2013
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How to Tie a Lemongrass Knot

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Editor-in-Chief James Oseland shows us a simple and quick trick for cooking with lemongrass as an aromatic — no chopping or grinding required. 

What you'll need:
A knife
A heavy object, like a coffee mug

How it works:
Cut off the bottom inch and very top of the lemongrass stalk.
Peel off the outermost layers.
Smash it gently with a heavy object until it's nice and splayed out.
Tie it into a nice, neat, nifty little knot.
Add your lemongrass knot to a coconut rice and the the flavor will be just fantastic. 

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This is so timely. I'm just about to harvest lemongrass from our garden to make Asian-style noodle soup. What a shame that I can't get the video to load in either Firefox OR Internet Explorer. (Cleared cache and still no luck) Good thing the description is quite clear.
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Happily, I got the video to load by going directly to http://vimeo.com/30197805

Excellent! (I want the coconut rice now! But where to get lime leaves? Any ideas about what to use as a substitute? Would lime zest work?)

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