Kaffir Lime Scented White Choc Pannacotta recipe review Tenina's eBook pge 18

[Halex]

Cp, next time your at GC pop in & pick some leaves from my tree

H

[Katiej]

Katie, if we had discussed this recipe on Friday you could have taken some home.  I can drop some off to your letterbox sometime this week if you like. Just let me know if you want them or whether you still have some frozen ones you want to use up first.

Thanks Judy.  I still have a few in the freezer so no rush.  I'll take you up on the offer soon though - I can swap you for some curry leaves from my curry leaf plant.

[Greyhoundmum]

You will love it Katie.  I'm so glad I bought that kaffir lime tree - if I did nothing else but make this dessert with it, it was worth the money 

JD I love my kaffir lime tree, the leaves are great scrunched up and placed into steamer with rice gives it lovely flavor and wonderful smell. Great desert

[judydawn]

I have a curry leaf plant Katie, the leaves aren't very big though.  It's one of those plants I rarely use but just wanted it in case I did need some 

[judydawn]

Great idea, thanks GHM - will keep that in mind.

[gertbysea]

I have never made a pannacotta so will have to give this a go. It looks lovely and  a dessert I would eat not being too sweet.

Gert

[Halex]

You will love it Katie.  I'm so glad I bought that kaffir lime tree - if I did nothing else but make this dessert with it, it was worth the money 

JD I love my kaffir lime tree, the leaves are great scrunched up and placed into steamer with rice gives it lovely flavor and wonderful smell. Great desert

Ghm, do you just put the leaves in the basket with the rice in the TM?

H

[obbie]

I love Mums kaffir lime tree. I use the leaves alot, especially with fish..

Great review Judy, thanks.

[gertbysea]

Doesn't any one use the limes?

Gert

[judydawn]

Mine is only a baby lime tree Gretchen so I doubt I will have any fruit for a long time.  Can you use them as an ordinary lime would be used - they are pretty ugly looking things and I thought the kaffir lime was more for the leaves than the fruit. 

[Halex]

Yes you can JD, I do. Had heaps of limes the first year but only 1 this year. I used them in marinades.

H

[gertbysea]

Mine is only a baby lime tree Gretchen so I doubt I will have any fruit for a long time.  Can you use them as an ordinary lime would be used - they are pretty ugly looking things and I thought the kaffir lime was more for the leaves than the fruit. 

In every place I have seen them used it is for the juice and the leaves.  Wish I had a tree.

Gert

[Tenina]

Have put a tree on my shopping list - wow it sounds like I may need truck instead of a trolley 

Me too, loving the pot idea. (As in tree IN a pot…for those of you who were wondering!)
I have a bay tree in a pot, which I love, so maybe its pair can be a kaffir lime tree….

[trudy]

Looks great Judy - I now know why a kaffir lime tree is on my to buy list!!!!

[goldfish]

  Wish I had a tree.

Gert

Gert - can't you grow one in a pot?  Both mine are in pots - have been for ages - and they're not complaining . . well not yet anyway!  Can you get them from a nursery up near where you are?