Lemon verbena, a mint-family herb with a lemony scent and taste, often replaces lemon zest in recipes. It aids digestion, soothes nerves, benefits skin and hair, and can be used in homemade personal care products.
Mince 6 fresh leaves per cup of sugar. Mix thoroughly. Use in baked goods (muffins, fruit) or sprinkle on cookies for lemony sugar cookies.
Boil 1 cup water. Place 3 tbsp fresh leaves in a tea ball, steep 1 hour. Remove tea ball and use as a hair rinse.
Mix 1–2 pinches fresh or dried lemon verbena with mint or rose hips in a tea ball. Steep in 1 cup boiling water a few minutes. Lemon verbena is strong—a pinch is enough.
Add a pinch of fresh or dried lemon verbena with other cooking herbs to meat, vegetable, soup, or other dishes for a lemony flavor without sourness.
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