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by Jojo Frey July 28, 2014

In the full swing of summer, everyone is looking for a reason to grill a delicious cut of meat. The other day at the market on rue Cler, I saw little sachets of herbes de provence and couldn’t resist buying one. Now, I had to make my own compound butter using these classic French herbs. And I had the perfect excuse to go out and buy a gigot d’agneau – the ideal accompaniment to this herbes de provence lemon butter.

Ingredients:

1/2 c. homemade butter
1 tbsp. herbes de provence
1 tsp. lemon zest
1/4 tsp. of salt (or to taste)

Using a spoon or your hands, blend the herbes de provence, lemon zest and salt into the softened butter.

Shape the butter into a log using plastic wrap. Refrigerate until butter log is firm – approximately thirty minutes.

Jojo Frey
Jojo Frey


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