Lemongrass uses other than in rice or Thai curry

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Sorted out my spices yesterday and found we have 2 jars of lemon grass. I use it occasionally to flavour rice or in various Thai curries but no other ideas.
I appreciate I can google for recipes but the most practical suggestions tend to come from MN.
So how do you use lemongrass please?

It is nice used as a marinade for a roast chicken with herbs- not just thai flavours- as it gives a subtle lemon hint. I have also used it to make ice cream which was interesting and refreshing.

Can be added to tea or warm water.

I like these ideas, thank you. For the marinade, do you add to oil?

Thank you, that’s the kind of different idea I was hopping for !

It can be used in soup. If you don’t make your own soup, you could add it to tinned carrot and coriander, or chicken noodle.
Jamie Oliver has a lemongrass mojito recipe.

We make a lot of soup, hadn’t thought about that. Do you just crush it and add it whole? And do you remove before blitzing the soup?
In mojitos / other cocktails great idea thanks

I make tea with it and garden mint, very refreshing.

It's good in a fish parcel with spring onion, ginger or chillies, soy etc. Gives a fresh tang to the baked fish.

The lemongrass soup recipes I use ask for it to be ‘roughly bashed’ or ‘bruised’!

yes I mince the lemongrass and add oil and herbs

With duck.

Also in stir fry.

It’s very nice with pan-fried tilapia. Use mortar to smash it along with chili, garlic, peppercorn (sichuan peppercorn is best) and marinate with soy sauce and sugar. Yuuuuum