I don't "grate" mint, but I do chiffonade. Put your mint leaves in a bunch and fold over. With a very sharp knife, finely chop in one direction. Create a new "bunch" and finely chop in a different direction. The chopping will bruise the mint leaves and can turn them black, but if you use them quickly it turns out ok.
How do you grate mint?
Mint itself is chopped, a solid extract, if you can find it, can be grated with a fine grater
Reply:I think you can only chop it, as it is leaves.
Reply:Very carefully.
When they turn red you will have overdone them and will need some band-aids.
Reply:chop it finely otherwise, you will have bloody finger tips. or use the food processor
Reply:you don't, you finely chop mint. roll the leaves in a little log shape and run your knife carefully down the leaves.
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