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Lemon Gel
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Directions
1
Cut the lemons and load them up with salt.
2
Fill a jar with the salted lemons to preserve them.
3
Chop the preserved lemon into pieces.
4
Add the chopped preserved lemon to a pan with water.
5
Bring to a boil and add a thickening agent.
6
Once cooled, blend the mixture to get a smooth gel.
7
Wrap an entire lemon in foil.
8
Roast the foil-wrapped lemon for about an hour.
9
Strain the pulp from the roasted lemon.
10
Finely chop all the zest from the roasted lemon.
11
Add a thickening agent to the strained lemon pulp.
12
Mix everything back together, including the chopped zest.
13
Pour the mixture into a pan and cool it to form a bright and sweet lemon gel.
14
Slice lemons.
15
Place lemon slices on a baking sheet to intentionally burn them.
16
Add the burnt lemon slices to a pan with sugar and water.
17
Boil the mixture to extract the caramelized flavors.
18
Strain the liquid from the burnt lemons.
19
Wait until the strained liquid cools completely.
20
Scoop the cooled mixture into a blender and blend until smooth.
Ingredients
lemons
salt
water
thickening agent
Equipment
jar
knife
pan
blender
foil
strainer
whisk
baking sheet
Tips
Preserved lemons yield a salty, sour, and umami-rich gel.
Roasted lemons produce a bright and sweet gel.
Burnt lemons add a caramelized note to the gel.
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