For 100g of candied lemons:
Candied lemon is a versatile ingredient widely used in cooking, particularly in Mediterranean and North African cuisine. It is made by marinating lemons cut into wedges in salt and lemon juice for several weeks. Candied lemons add a unique tangy and salty flavor to dishes, and their slightly candied texture provides a delicate, fragrant touch. They are used to flavor tagines, couscous, salads, and sauces, as well as in marinades for meat or fish.
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Here is my recipe for a classic Moroccan dish that is also very popular in France: chicken tagine with preserved lemon and olives. In the Maghreb, the term “tajine” refers to both the cooking pot and ...
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