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RE: REALITY BITES - WINTERY JUNE GARDEN JOURNAL

in Natural Medicine4 years ago (edited)

Hahah - yep, some people's children! Oh, the pickle - it's so easy! I actually found some pickle spice at the Indian grocers, so it was just a matter of salt, lemons and pickle spice!

https://www.naturalmedicine.io/hive-120586/@riverflows/i-am-a-self-confessed-lime-pickle-addict-a-recipe-for-nimbu-ka-achaar-plus-moong-dal

and morroccan lemons are even easier, but kinda the same thing without spice!

I can't find my own post for them, but here's one:

https://nourishedkitchen.com/morrocan-preserved-lemons/

I didn't fuss with how she cut the lemons - I just cut them into rough eigthss as they were big lemons and massaged them with salt so the juice runs out, pop them in the jar with the salty juice to cover them (might need a weight) and voila ! Great in couscous! Great sub for olives really, it's that salty taste that we crave sometimes? Tell me if you make them - I usually put peppercorns and bayleaf in mine. They last for ages, and great for chicken, couscous, rice, salads etc (potato salad with preserved lemon and capers? yum)