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hierbade limón · de limón · floral · perfumada · verde

Hierba luisa

Lo más a limón que hay sin ser limón. Cero acidez, que es la gracia o el problema.

on its own
0.0sour
1.0sweet
0.0savoury
1.0bitter
0.0umami
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1 of these 13 are wild — theory says yes, nobody has cooked them. why →

13 pairings for Hierba luisa.

Durazno

classic

Lactones and citral: the herb makes ripe stone fruit taste like it was just picked.

Miel

common

Floral sugar and floral citrus; the tisane that half of France drinks after dinner.

The leaf has the smell and no acid. The fruit has both. Use them together.

Fresa

common

Furanone sweetness given a perfumed citrus top note it cannot make itself.

Té negro

common

Tannin grips citral and drags the aroma past the swallow. Earl Grey, differently.

Albaricoque

uncommon

Poached fruit, verbena in the syrup; the citral stops it tasting like a compote.

Frambuesa

uncommon

Berry ionone and verbena citral are not kin, but they read as one flower. No sugar needed.

Ginebra

uncommon

Juniper terpenes with a lemon top note, which is what most gin already wants.

Citral over honeyed flesh. It sharpens without the pulp collapsing like lemon would.

Cocoa butter is a near-perfect citral solvent. The result reads as citrus cream.

Vieira

rare

Raw, sliced thin, verbena oil over the top. Sweet protein, perfume, no acid.

Ostra

wild

Iodine plus perfumed citrus and no vinegar. Aroma theory yes, tradition never.