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Whether you're looking for a new, exciting ingredient to add to your dishes or you want to recreate some of your favorite Thai dishes at home, kaffir lime leaves might be just the ticket. The leaves of the kaffir lime tree are doubled, so they almost look like two leaves put together end-to-end. You can find fresh leaves at some Asian markets, but if those aren't available, you can use dried leaves, which are often easier to source.
Did You Know? Although the flavors are slightly different, you can use kaffir lime leaves as a substitute for lemongrass, and vice versa.[11]
Warning: Due to the possible spread of citrus diseases, it is against the law to move kaffir lime leaves (or items that contain them) into or out of Alabama, American Samoa, Arizona, California, Florida, Georgia, Guam, Hawaii, Louisiana, Mississippi, Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico, South Carolina, Texas, and the US Virgin Islands.
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