Kaffir Lime Powder | Dried Citrus Spice

700৳ 

Kaffir lime powder is made from the dried and ground leaves and/or rind of the kaffir lime (Citrus hystrix), a staple of Southeast Asian cuisines. It carries an intensely citrusy, floral aroma that is sharper and more complex than ordinary lime zest. In Bangladesh, kaffir lime powder is used to bring Thai and Malaysian flavours into fusion curries, coconut milk soups, grilled meats, and spiced rice dishes. It is also a popular natural flavouring in herbal teas, skincare, and wellness products.

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What Are KAFFIR LIME POWDER?

Kaffir lime powder is produced from the iconic double-lobed leaves (and sometimes dried rind) of Citrus hystrix — a plant native to Southeast Asia. The powder preserves the essential oils and aromatic compounds responsible for the leaf's distinctive citrus-floral scent, which is central to Thai, Indonesian, and Malaysian cooking. Note: Some communities prefer the term "makrut lime" — both names refer to the same plant.

Flavour Profile

Intensely citrusy, floral, and slightly herbal. More fragrant and complex than lime juice or zest. Dries and powders well without losing its signature aroma.

How to Use in Cooking

  • Thai-Inspired Curries: Add 1/2 teaspoon to coconut milk-based curries with galangal and lemongrass for authentic Southeast Asian flavour.
  • Grilled Fish & Seafood: Mix with salt and olive oil as a rub for whole grilled fish. Pairs exceptionally well with Bangladeshi freshwater fish.
  • Rice Dishes: Add to the cooking water or coconut rice for a citrus-floral note.
  • Soups & Broths: Stir into clear soups, tom yum-style preparations, or light chicken broth.
  • Marinades: Blend into marinades for chicken or prawn with garlic, ginger, and coconut milk.
  • Herbal Tea: 1/4 teaspoon steeped with ginger and honey for a refreshing, immune-supportive beverage.
  • Natural Skincare: Used in homemade face scrubs and hair treatments — kaffir lime has a long tradition in South and Southeast Asian beauty rituals.

Bangladesh Relevance

Bangladesh's proximity to Southeast Asia and its growing appetite for Thai and pan-Asian cuisine makes kaffir lime powder highly relevant. Dhaka's pan-Asian restaurants, home chefs following food content creators, and wellness/beauty product makers are the key audiences for this ingredient.

Suggested Pairings

Coconut milk · Lemongrass · Galangal · Ginger · Chili · Coriander · Turmeric

Best For

Kaffir lime powder is best for Thai-style curries, coconut soups, grilled fish, Asian-style marinades, herbal teas, and natural beauty applications.

FAQ

Q: Is kaffir lime the same as regular lime?

A: No. Kaffir lime has uniquely aromatic leaves used as a spice. The fruit is small and acidic, but the leaves and powder are the prized culinary element.

Q: Can I substitute kaffir lime powder for fresh leaves?

A: Yes. Use 1/2 teaspoon powder per 2 fresh leaves called for in a recipe.

Q: Is kaffir lime powder available in Bangladesh?

A: Available online via specialty spice retailers and at pan-Asian grocery stores in Dhaka and Chittagong.

Storage

Airtight container · Away from moisture · Shelf life: 12 months.

Additional information

Weight 100 g

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