Growing lemongrass is child’s play. All you need to do is plonk the stalks that you buy at the supermarket into a jar filled with about an inch or so of water and just watch it grow! Within just two days you will see the roots sprout and you know you’re on your way to a bountiful lemongrass garden. Just keep changing the water every day or every second day at most. In about three to four weeks, the lemongrass would have grown about 2 inches of roots. Now is when you can transfer the…
PropagationCareHarvestingSummary Growing lemongrass is not difficult. This herb is used a great deal in Asian cooking. It is also used for many medicinal purposes. Here is the best way to grow this […]
Lemon grass--botanical name Cymbopogon citratus--is an aromatic perennial plant that originated in India. A staple of Thai and Asian cuisine, lemon grass has a refreshing citrus scent and a delicate, yet tangy, flavor, with none of the tartness of actual lemons.
This was a great recipe. I modified a bit (used drumsticks because they were on sale, and seasoned chicken with cumin, nutmeg, ginger S) also added pressed garlic, onions and lemon grass puree. STILL good base recipe :) hah
