lemongrass
- noun
- /ˈlɛmənˌɡræs/
- To enhance the flavor of the soup, add a few stalks of lemongrass for a citrusy aroma.
And basically you chop up the lemongrass just to give the food processor a little head start.
- And basically you chop up the lemongrass just to give the food processor a little head start.
- I'm in my herb patch right now and I see some bugs, some pests that I don't want on my lemongrass right here.
- You smell that lemongrass, aromatic basil, ginger Combined with lime juice, it reminds you of a delicious Thai Curry.
- No frizz hair oil, organic sesame and lemongrass balancing oil.
- Blossom apple, red lemongrass, calamone tea, Lily, sandalwood, Milky Musk.
- Like you were saying, you know, we will stunt on these man with fresh lemongrass.
Examples
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Her results confirmed that extracts of Mexican marigold, lemongrass, rosemary, and citrosa act as natural repellents against Aedes aegypti mosquitoes.
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Cabbage, chili oil, sweet lemongrass, and chicken fat.
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"You should start the day with something healthy like lemongrass tea with ginger."
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And basically you chop up the lemongrass just to give the food processor a little head start.
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It's my own mixture of lemongrass and sage.
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I had their house lemongrass salad and vegetable pho.
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Lemongrass is a medicinal plant used to prepare an infusion to counter stomach ailments.
Academic text (2004) -
Malaysian food is often based on a paste of shallots, garlic, ginger, lemongrass, and chilis.
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I just can't get enough pho ga and steamed clams with lemongrass.
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Breads, muffins, and other baked goods accompany spiced teas with ginger, cinnamon, lemongrass, and cloves, and coffees made from Tanzanian beans.
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Synonyms
A tall tropical grass with a strong lemon smell used in cooking and tea
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Etymology
The word lemongrass joins lemon and grass. It is a tropical grass that smells and tastes like 'lemon', so people use it for cooking, teas, and perfumes.