Lemmongrass Dried (Sera)
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Usage Suggestions-Crush or steep the dried lemongrass to impart its beautiful bright lemon flavour into curries, soups, teas, or marinades.
Health Benefits-Lemon grass is believed to aid digestion, promote healthy skin, and possess anti-inflammatory properties. Often the essential oils derived from lemon grass is used in soaps, perfumes and for aromatherapy.
Fun fact-Lemongrass contains citronella, a natural insect repellent. In some cultures, it’s used in the form of oils or sprays to deter mosquitoes and other insects.
Usage Suggestions-Crush or steep the dried lemongrass to impart its beautiful bright lemon flavour into curries, soups, teas, or marinades.
Health Benefits-Lemon grass is believed to aid digestion, promote healthy skin, and possess anti-inflammatory properties. Often the essential oils derived from lemon grass is used in soaps, perfumes and for aromatherapy.
Fun fact-Lemongrass contains citronella, a natural insect repellent. In some cultures, it’s used in the form of oils or sprays to deter mosquitoes and other insects.
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