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Export 2 ingredients for grocery delivery
Step 1
Carefully slice a cross into each lemon, without cutting all the way through.
Step 2
Next, stuff each lemon with ⅛ cup of kosher salt.
Step 3
Place the lemons in a jar.
Step 4
Apply pressure to the lemons with the end of a rolling pin to smash them and release any air bubbles.
Step 5
Cover the lemons with lemon juice and make sure they are entirely submerged.
Step 6
Top the contents with ⅛ cup of salt.
Step 7
Seal the jar with a lid and let it sit at room temperature for 3 days, shaking it once a day.
Step 8
After 3 days, move the jar to the fridge and let it sit for at least 3 weeks.
Step 9
After 3 weeks, the preserved lemons are ready.
Step 10
Rinse the lemons in cold water, then use as desired.
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