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Bay Leaves Dried Whole
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Product description
Bay leaves are oval-shaped leaves from the Bay Laurel tree. They have a warm and pungent aroma with an aromatic and slightly bitter flavour. They are used in a wide variety of cuisines from around the world, from European to Indian and everything in between.Ingredients:
100% dried whole Bay LeavesCountry of origin:
Grown in Turkey, Packed in AustraliaOther names or spelling:
Bay Laurel, Poet Laurel, Roman Laurel, Sweet Laurel, Wreath Laurel, Defne Agaci, Laurus nobilisHow to use:
- Add 1-2 bay leaves whole while cooking and remove before the dish is served
- Use to cook stews, soups, stocks, and marinades, as well as a variety of other dishes
- Dried bay leaves can be used 1:1 for fresh making them super-convenient when you don't have a bay tree on-hand
Recipe/product links:
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