How it's used
Peel away tough outer layers and finely grate, pound or blend the tender inner stem into pastes, broths and marinades.
Citrusy, aromatic stalk used throughout Southeast Asian cooking.
Your kitchen
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Peel away tough outer layers and finely grate, pound or blend the tender inner stem into pastes, broths and marinades.
Its fragrance is strongest when bruised or blended and gently fried before liquid is added.
Try it in the kitchen
Charred tempeh, mushroom and pepper satay skewers with tamarind-peanut sauce, quick cucumber pickle and brown rice.
Open recipeRice noodles, crisp tofu, mushrooms, edamame and pak choi in a fragrant lemongrass coconut curry broth with bean sprouts and lime.
Open recipeSticky tempeh and aubergine rendang served over an inverted brown-rice crust, with toasted coconut, lime and coriander.
Open recipeNutrition notebook
Calories
113kcal
Protein
1.8g
Carbs
25.3g
Fat
0.5g
Small numbers, big impact
Nutrition values are estimates and can vary with variety, brand, cooking method and water content.