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Preserved Lemons

Once you taste Ottolenghi preserved lemons and realize how easy they are to make, you’ll wonder where this deeply flavorful condiment has been all your life!

Seriously, it's one of my favorite condiments and dates back to the 11th Century! Make your own by following this recipe: Ottolenghi Preserved Lemons: A Tangy, Zippy Must-Have Kitchen Staple. It's much simpler than you think.

After you've made your preserved lemons, try this soon-to-be-family-favorite recipe: Harissa Chicken with Preserved Lemons

Then, use them to create Preserved Lemon Hummus or Preserved Lemon Vinaigrette The options are truly endless!

  • Carrot Top Pesto with Preserved Lemon
  • Roasted Harissa Potatoes with Preserved Lemon Gremolata
  • Harissa Chicken with Preserved Lemons
  • Preserved Lemon Hummus
  • Preserved Lemon Vinaigrette
  • Preserved Lemons, Ottolenghi-style
  • Roasted Asparagus Salad with Preserved Lemon
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Hi, I'm Beth!

I'm a cookbook author, cooking teacher and preserved lemon lover. My family is a mix of Jewish, Hawaiian and Korean heritage. My virtual multicultural kitchen is always open. Let's cook together! 

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