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Kaffir Lime Flavor Profile
Kaffir Lime, known as maktrut lime or mauritius papeda, is a citrus fruit native to Southeast Asia and is the key ingredient in Thai cuisine. Kaffir Lime Leaves are one of the most aromatic of all herbs and represent a wonderful addition to soups, curries, even some drinks with vodka. This spice will take your culinary treat to another level, and will bring a delightful, aromatic and fresh flavor to your dishes.
About Kaffir Lime - Pair well with
This spice presents benefits such as:
- Kaffir Lime makes a perfect anti-inflammatory and digestive system stimulant due to its organic constituents.
- Insect repellant. The citronellol and limonene found in Kaffir Limes are unappealing to most of the insects.
- Vitamin A and C, Calcium, and Iron.
Where our Kaffir Lime Leaf comes from
Our leaves are grown in US soil. We dry them in our gourmet spice shop days after harvest and pack them the same day to preserve its freshness.
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Better Than Nothing....Barely. NOT Whole, NOT Uncrumpled.
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2022
I LOVE cooking Asian food at home, including Thai dishes.Living in the Midwest, it can be challenging to get fresh Asian spices. I've been disappointed in the past, buying "freshly picked" Kaffir lime leaves online, only to receive them after a couple weeks......rotted, in a sealed plastic bag.On rare occasions, I can find Kaffir lime leaves at a local store, then will vacuum pack & freeze them for later use.When I saw these Burma Spice "whole uncrushed" Kaffir lime leaves, I put them on my Amazon "wish list." After a month or two, I finally decided to buy a package.DISAPPOINTING, to say the least.While they may have been "whole" and "uncrushed" before shipped to me by Amazon (in a box with a number of poorly cushioned items, smacking back & forth inside the cardboard box), the flavor & aroma is not acceptable.On opening the ziploc-sealed bag I can smell a vague hint of what fresh Kaffir leaves smell like. So.....I took a piece of the broken/crushed/mangled dried leaves. On crunching it between my teeth, I can taste a vague HINT of true Kaffir lime flavor.I guess it's better than nothing.NOT AT ALL "whole" or "uncrushed", and poorly resembling fresh Kaffir lime leaves. Please see attached picture. MAYBE 50% of the leaves are semi-whole, and I was being GENEROUS when separating pieces from "whole" leaves.I've done much better at home, drying raw Kaffir lime leaves in my 100 dollar-plus Nesco American Harvest home dehydrator. I use a lower temperature so as to not boil off the yummy volatiles that result in FLAVOR.In a perfect world, those folks selling dried herbs & spices online would use a vacuum freeze dryer. Unfortunately, that seems to cost more money than this supplier is willing to spend.Disappointing....to say the least.
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2022
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 15, 2022
Living in the Midwest, it can be challenging to get fresh Asian spices. I've been disappointed in the past, buying "freshly picked" Kaffir lime leaves online, only to receive them after a couple weeks......rotted, in a sealed plastic bag.
On rare occasions, I can find Kaffir lime leaves at a local store, then will vacuum pack & freeze them for later use.
When I saw these Burma Spice "whole uncrushed" Kaffir lime leaves, I put them on my Amazon "wish list." After a month or two, I finally decided to buy a package.
DISAPPOINTING, to say the least.
While they may have been "whole" and "uncrushed" before shipped to me by Amazon (in a box with a number of poorly cushioned items, smacking back & forth inside the cardboard box), the flavor & aroma is not acceptable.
On opening the ziploc-sealed bag I can smell a vague hint of what fresh Kaffir leaves smell like. So.....I took a piece of the broken/crushed/mangled dried leaves. On crunching it between my teeth, I can taste a vague HINT of true Kaffir lime flavor.
I guess it's better than nothing.
NOT AT ALL "whole" or "uncrushed", and poorly resembling fresh Kaffir lime leaves. Please see attached picture. MAYBE 50% of the leaves are semi-whole, and I was being GENEROUS when separating pieces from "whole" leaves.
I've done much better at home, drying raw Kaffir lime leaves in my 100 dollar-plus Nesco American Harvest home dehydrator. I use a lower temperature so as to not boil off the yummy volatiles that result in FLAVOR.
In a perfect world, those folks selling dried herbs & spices online would use a vacuum freeze dryer. Unfortunately, that seems to cost more money than this supplier is willing to spend.
Disappointing....to say the least.
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Better Than Nothing....Barely. NOT Whole, NOT Uncrumpled.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 15, 2022
I LOVE cooking Asian food at home, including Thai dishes.Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 15, 2022
Living in the Midwest, it can be challenging to get fresh Asian spices. I've been disappointed in the past, buying "freshly picked" Kaffir lime leaves online, only to receive them after a couple weeks......rotted, in a sealed plastic bag.
On rare occasions, I can find Kaffir lime leaves at a local store, then will vacuum pack & freeze them for later use.
When I saw these Burma Spice "whole uncrushed" Kaffir lime leaves, I put them on my Amazon "wish list." After a month or two, I finally decided to buy a package.
DISAPPOINTING, to say the least.
While they may have been "whole" and "uncrushed" before shipped to me by Amazon (in a box with a number of poorly cushioned items, smacking back & forth inside the cardboard box), the flavor & aroma is not acceptable.
On opening the ziploc-sealed bag I can smell a vague hint of what fresh Kaffir leaves smell like. So.....I took a piece of the broken/crushed/mangled dried leaves. On crunching it between my teeth, I can taste a vague HINT of true Kaffir lime flavor.
I guess it's better than nothing.
NOT AT ALL "whole" or "uncrushed", and poorly resembling fresh Kaffir lime leaves. Please see attached picture. MAYBE 50% of the leaves are semi-whole, and I was being GENEROUS when separating pieces from "whole" leaves.
I've done much better at home, drying raw Kaffir lime leaves in my 100 dollar-plus Nesco American Harvest home dehydrator. I use a lower temperature so as to not boil off the yummy volatiles that result in FLAVOR.
In a perfect world, those folks selling dried herbs & spices online would use a vacuum freeze dryer. Unfortunately, that seems to cost more money than this supplier is willing to spend.
Disappointing....to say the least.
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