An Organic Salt - spice up your meals

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By Just_Rodney


Lemon & Rosemary Herbal Salt

A quick and easy way to spice up any dish that requires a touch of salt.

This is adds a nice fresh taste with a bit of zest to your homre cooking.

Ingredients

Zest of a lemon

5 to 10ml of fresh Rosemary

10ml of non-iodated Sea salt Course if you prefer.


How to hang it together

Method

Wash and finely chop the fresh rosemary and place in a mortar or onto a cutting board. Add the sea non-iodated sea salt to the mortar or cutting board.

Wash and dry the skin of the lemon, then using a very fine grater, grate the zest into the mortar or onto a board, then crush or chop the non-iodated sea salt, zest and the herbs together. Pound or chop the mixture until it is a fine.

Use at when still moist for a fresh crisp taste with any dish.

Or leave for a few days to dry. Keep in airtight containers.

Sprinkle over the salads, vegetables, pastas or rice.



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trish1048  says:
5 months ago

Hi,

This sounds yummy! I don't cook often, but this is something I'll try. I very often use Mrs. Dash in lieu of making something myself. It is salt-free and extremely tasty.

Thanks for sharing!

Patty

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Just_Rodney  says:
5 months ago

Thanks for the comment, perhaps I will over time convert you to dabbling in the culinary arts.

Rodney

Karen Ellis profile image

Karen Ellis  says:
5 months ago

Hey Rodney,

Doesn't sea salt work differently than the table salt we all use? It seems I read something at one time about it.

Also, am wondering if you couldn't make this salt and then put it in the freezer so it would be closer to fresh when you wanted to use it. Would that work?

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Just_Rodney  says:
5 months ago

Karen,

The freezing of the mixture is something I have not tried. As it is so quick and easy once you have made it a couple of times, I always knock up a batch as and when it is needed fresh, and put the unused in the airtight containers.

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