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Fresh Lemon Thyme

$46.25 for 1lb
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Lemon thyme has a flavor and fragrance very similar to fresh thyme, but with an added citrus element. This strong similarity to its more common cousin makes it one of the more approachable lemon herbs.
 
This bulk lemon thyme is the non-variegated variety and fine-dining restaurant quality, so it is fresher and higher quality than the fresh herbs found in most grocery stores.
 
Applications: In terms of culinary techniques, lemon thyme can be used just as you would plain thyme in stews, soups, salads and stuffings. Either throw whole sprigs into braising liquids, marinades, soups, and stews, making sure remove them before serving, or strip the leaves off the stalks and leave them in the finished dish.
 
Lemon thyme’s flavor pairs especially well with seafood, lamb, rabbit, carrots, beets, asparagus, tomatoes, and eggs, but it can also be used in beef, chicken & potato dishes.
 
How to Store and Share: Fresh lemon thyme should be stored in a plastic bag in your refrigerator crisper drawer (between about 40-45 degrees) and can be used (though quality will steadily decrease) up to two weeks after you receive it.
 
For long term storage of lemon thyme, we recommend drying it on the stem. The best drying method is hanging it in bunches to air-dry over time, but in a pinch you could use your oven. Store dried lemon thyme in an air-tight container away from light and moisture. It will be significantly more potent than fresh.
 
Specifications: Fresh bulk lemon thyme arrives freshly cut and cleaned (though we still recommend washing before use) in a large plastic bag within the shipping box.
 
Shipping Method: Fedex Overnight