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How to Make Gremolata

I love, love, love Gremolata! So, for that reason, Gremolata is what I'm raving on about today.

Gremolata

Gremolata is an Italian garnish or condiment which, in my opinion, is really at it's best when served with roast chicken. Spoon a huge dollop over hot roasted chicken and the smell is amazing. 

Just imagine, lemon and garlic along with parsley mixing with some of the pan juices from the chicken. A good chunk of bread is vital for dipping and moping!


The other good news is that it's really easy to make.
A good handful of flat leaved parsley - leaves picked and finely chopped
2 fat garlic cloves - finely chopped
the zest of two lemons - finely chopped

Give the lot another good chop then mix together, seasoning with a little salt and freshly ground black pepper. Now add a little extra virgin olive oil, give it a good squeeze of lemon juice......

Job done; Easy Peasy Lemon Squeezy!

10 comments

  1. Looks good! I would love to try it :)

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  2. You convinced me when you said it would be perfect over roast chicken!!!!!

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  3. Looks good Jan, sort of like the Spanish equivalent of Pesto!!

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  4. Can you believe that I've never had this before? It sounds amazing.

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  5. I love gremolata! It's good with curly parsley too!

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  6. That looks perfect. We love it on cooked lamb shanks as well.

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  7. I made a gremolata once a while ago and enjoyed it. I really should keep it in mind and use it more often.

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  8. YUM. I love simple things like this that just make all the difference.

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  9. You are so right, Gremolata is the perfect condiment with chicken! We love it and yours looks perfect!

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  10. Mmmm! I wish I had seen this before I roasted a chicken today.

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