Curry Leaves Whole 3g by HERBIE'S SPICES
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The refreshing, citrus-like flavour of curry leaves are important in South Indian dishes.
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Botanical Name: (Murraya koenigii)
Description & Use:
Curry leaves are actually the leaflets from a small tropical tree of the citrus family, with shiny green leaves. Although used predominantly in curries, the fragrant citrus-like flavour compliments a curry rather than imparting the traditional curry taste. Herbieโs Spices curry leaves are highly aromatic and are grown and dried in Australia. To release the flavour, fry about 6 leaves in oil at the beginning of making a curry. Curry leaves are not to be confused with the decorative, grey-leaved curry plant, that in our opinion is not particularly pleasant to eat.
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