Lemon Grass

Lemongrass is, as the name suggests, a scented herb that is used in both cooking and for medicinal purposes. Our freshly cultivated lemongrass has long, green stalks and is enriched with flavor throughout. It ensures that not only flavor but also numerous health benefits reach your plate, keeping you healthy. It contains citronella, which has antibacterial characteristics and can help fight diseases. Lemongrass also contains antioxidants that destroy free radicals, promoting a healthy immune system and aiding in weight loss as well. Furthermore, its natural components may improve digestion by relaxing the stomach and minimizing bloating. The herb's anti-inflammatory effects may improve overall well-being. Incorporating The Farmette’s fresh lemongrass into your diet not only improves the flavor of your food but also adds a healthy touch to your body.

People frequently use leaves and stems to flavor teas, soups, and stews, as it is a popular herb in many cuisines. Whether you're a foodie or a health-conscious person, lemongrass is a flexible and delicious addition to your kitchen. Let’s look at a few ways the lemongrass can be integrated into your daily life.

Lemongrass Tea
This simple but energizing tea begins with infusing our freshly chopped lemongrass in boiling water, allowing all the flavors to infuse. You can customize the sweetness by adding honey or sugar and garnishing with fresh mint leaves. While sipping this aromatic tea, you'll notice gentle citrus flavors and experience the soothing effects of lemongrass.

Lemongrass tea has been linked to stress reduction and anxiety relief due to its relaxing effects on the nervous system. According to several studies, lemongrass tea may help manage cholesterol and promote cardiovascular health. Additionally, the antibacterial properties of lemongrass tea make it a popular choice for treating skin conditions, and it is frequently used in herbal medicines to improve the immune system. Lemongrass tea is not only consumed as a supper delight, but it is also a great way to cleanse your palate after having heavy food. So after every dawat, take care of your family with a refreshing cup of lemongrass tea.

Lemon Grass in Meals
Lemongrass is a delicious ingredient to use in savory recipes like Lemongrass Chicken Skewers. Marinate bite-sized chicken pieces in a blend of minced lemongrass, garlic, ginger, and soy sauce before grilling to perfection. This adds a zesty and aromatic flavor to the dish. Lemongrass Beef Stir-Fry is another appealing choice, in which thinly sliced beef is wok-tossed with lemongrass, garlic, and vivid bell peppers to produce a savory and fragrant dish. Lemongrass's natural composition oils not only enhance the flavor of any food lemongrass is added but also make the dish easier on the tummy thanks to lemongrass’ digestive characteristics. It is because of lemongrass’ taste-elevating and immunity-boosting properties that it is a highly regarded culinary choice.

Lemon Grass Essential Oil
Lemongrass essential oil, derived from the aromatic leaves and stalks of the lemongrass plant, has numerous applications in aromatherapy and personal care. Its zesty and energetic aroma make it great for diffusing, creating a relaxing environment, and relieving tension. Lemongrass oil, when diluted with a carrier oil, is an excellent complement to massage practices, providing relief from muscle tension. Its antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects make it a popular skincare ingredient, helping to cleanse and tone the skin. Lemongrass essential oil, whether inhaled or applied topically, is a natural and fragrant way to promote well-being and relaxation.

Integrating lemongrass into our daily diet not only improves the overall flavor profile of foods but also provides numerous health benefits. With just a few clicks, you can make sure you and your family can enjoy the healthiness and delightfulness offered by The Farmette’s lemongrass – the freshest in the market.