Specifications
Unit Product Weight: 0.45 lbs
UPC: 089836187642
Features and Benefits
- Sweet, balsamic scent and bitter/spicy bite
- Perks up tomato sauces, pickles, meats, fish, and bean and grain dishes
- QAI and USDA Certified Organic
- Kosher Certified
- 0.14 oz. bottle
In an industry where "organic" labels are often just an extension of larger, non-organic enterprise, Simply Organic offers healthy, wholesome, organic products you can trust. But Simply Organic offers more than just pure products. Their vision of an organic lifestyle means that they are committed to integrity, from the field to the shelf. They appreciate that some of the best things are those that have been around for a long time, and as a result they support and encourage the growth of organic farming practices and support traditional farms and growers. With Simply Organic, you can feel better about the food on your table and the world you live in.
Their commitment goes beyond providing you with the most complete line of organic spices seasonings and flavors available - Simply Organic purchasers travel the world developing and converting growers to organics and they consistently introduce products not previously available as organics. Simply Organic develops meaningful relationships with small organic farmers, helping them improve their agricultural methods and profits - and supporting their communities - through programs like Fair Trade and Well Earth.
Suggested Uses
Directions: Add one or two leaves are adequate flavoring for most dishes of six servings--add to water when stewing chicken or poaching fish, or while cooking soups, stews, or gravies. Bay leaf should be added early on, because it takes a while for its flavor to permeate the food. And be sure to remove the leaves before serving; they're sharp and can be dangerous if accidentally swallowed.
Suggested Uses: Bay perks up tomato sauces, pickles, meats, fish, and bean and grain dishes. It's a key ingredient in French and Mediterranean dishes, including French bouillabaisse and bouquet garni. Many cooks add several bay leaves to containers of stored grains and beans to repel grain beetles, and some homemakers add them to boxes of stored clothing to repel moths. Crafters sometimes use the leaves in potpourris and wreaths.
Storage: If your bay leaves have turned grey, it's because they've lost their chlorophyll during storage. Replace them with fresh leaves, and store the new batch in airtight containers, away from light.