Sorrel Chinese & Thai & Asian you can tone down the

you can tone down the bitterness by soaking the finely cut leaves in water for at least 30 minutes

They pop in your mouth when you bite down on them

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You can slice kumquats in half and add them to your favorite sweet cocktail

Meyers may be substituted for regular lemons whenever you want a burst of lemon flavor without the strong acidic bite

Sorrel Chinese & Thai & Asian you can tone down theSorrel is a very tangy, sour herb used as a decorative edible. Smaller leaves can be used in salads, but mature leaves can be cooked like spinach. Leaves may also be added raw to dishes. Mainly used in soups, sauces served with grilled vegetables, and sprinkled on boiled potatoes. The young leaves are a good addition to a mixed green salad. Red Veined Sorrel has the most beautiful leaves with a mild tartness and crisp texture. A Chefs favourite.