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Gremolata

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Gremolata
Electus
Servings:6 as a condiment
Ready in:5 minutes
Preparation time:5 minutes
Cooking time:None
Difficulty:Easy
Overall recipe rating:
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Gremolata (or gremolada) is a chopped herb condiment typically made of garlic, parsley, and lemon peel. It is a traditional accompaniment to the Italian braised veal shank dish, "ossobuco alla milanese". Although it is a common accompaniment to veal, the citrus element in gremolata makes it an appropriate addition to seafood dishes.

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Method

  1. Mix the ingredients well and serve as a garnish

  2. Always make and use on the day or it looses it's zing

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