Food: Curry Leaf [edit]

Other Names:Curry Tree Leaf, Curry Leaves, 咖喱叶 (Chinese), カレーリーフ (Japanese), الكاري ليف (Arabic), Листья карри (Russian), Hoja de c... All Translations
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:''For the "Curry Plant", see ''Helichrysum italicum'' or Sweet Neem leaf :For the dish or sauce, see Curry.'' The Curry Tree ( ''kariveppila'', ''karibevina soppu'', ''karivepaku'', ''karivepallai''/''kadipatta''), or (''Murraya koenigii''; syn. ''Bergera koenigii, Chalcas koenigii'') is a tropical to sub-tropical tree in the family Rutaceae, which is native to India. It produces the leaves known as Curry leaves or Sweet Neem leaves.

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Substitutes: Curry Powder

[edit] About Curry Leaf

Curry tree leaves have a taste similar to curry powder, though there is no curry leaf in curry powder. Used widely in Asian cuisines, either fresh or dried, the leaves are often heated in oil to release their flavor prior to adding to a dish.

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