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Kaffir lime

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Scientific name: Citrus hystrix

Family: Rutaceae

Origin: SE Asia and China

Medicinal use: It has an exquisite flavor for the famous Tom Kha Gai soup, for fish soups, vegetables and more. Provides an unequaled perfume to your dishes. The skin of this citrus fruit enhances the flavor of many dishes such as tomato rougails among other pepper-based sauces.

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