What other fresh herbs are commonly bought alongside curry leaves?

Coriander Leaves and Mint Leaves (100 g each) are frequently paired with curry leaves for South Indian and everyday cooking

What is curry leaves used for in cooking?

Curry leaves are primarily used for tempering (tadka), added to hot oil with mustard seeds to flavour dals, curries, and chutneys

How should curry leaves be stored?

Fresh curry leaves keep well refrigerated in a sealed container or bag and are used within a few days to retain aroma

Are there other fresh aromatics available in the same range?

Yes, Ginger (100-150 g), Garlic (100 g), Lemon (200 g), and both regular and Bloom Chilli Green (80-100 g) are stocked alongside curry leaves

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Curry leaves come cleaned and without roots, available as an unbranded 50 g pack, an Organically Grown 50 g pack, and Bloom Curry Leaves at 45-50 g. Related fresh herbs and aromatics stocked alongside include Mint Leaves and Coriander Leaves (100 g each), Ginger (100-150 g), Garlic (100 g), Lemon (200 g), and Chilli Green in both regular (100 g) and Bloom (80-100 g) options.

Curry leaves are used mainly for tempering (tadka), added to hot oil along with mustard seeds to flavour dals, curries, and chutneys in South Indian and other regional cooking. Cleaned, root-removed packs are ready to use straight from the pack and keep well when refrigerated and used within a few days for the strongest aroma.

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