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Lemon salt is what is sounds like––salt with a touch of lemon flavor. It's ideal to have with snacks and to add to dishes that need a lemony salt flavor. This recipe is an inexpensive way to create what some may view as a gourmet food product, while others just view it as a great way to meet a crazing for something salty with a lot of sour mixed in.


Ingredients

  • 1 cup lemon juice
  • 2 tablespoons salt
  1. Watermark wikiHow to Make Lemon Salt
    After about 2 minutes of boiling, a white/yellow crusty substance will start to form and float on the top.
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    Once again, stop and scrape off the crust.
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    After a while, there will be nothing left, except for the crust.
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    Let it dry on a paper towel.
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  8. Watermark wikiHow to Make Lemon Salt
    It can also be used in your cooking, where you need a salty and lemony flavor at the same time.
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      • It will be a little bit runny, but don't worry. You can drain it, but you may find that it tastes better a little bit moist anyway.
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      Warnings

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      Things You'll Need

      • Small bowl
      • Pan
      • Stirring implement
      • Another bowl
      • Paper towel
      • Small container with lid (airtight)

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      To make lemon salt, first add 1 cup of lemon juice and 2 tablespoons of salt to a pot and bring it to a boil. Wait until a white and yellow crust floats to the top, about 2 minutes. Then, scoop up the crust with a spoon and place it in a clean bowl. Continue boiling the lemon and salt and scraping off the crust every couple of minutes until there's nothing left but crust. Finally, place the crust on a paper towel and let it dry. Store your lemon salt in a jar and use it for cooking or enjoy it on crackers. For detailed, step-by-step instructions, keep reading!

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