Bay leaves have a paler underside
and a glossy, dark green
top when they are fresh.
The leaf develops an olive-green matte when it
dries. When broken, it has a strong
red color and a little bitter flavor. It feels warm and fragrant. The flavor
and scent of Indian bay leaf are milder than those of cinnamon bark. The scent
resembles cassia more closely. While fresh or dried bay leaves can be utilized,
dried bay leaves often have a greater flavor. With the entire dried Bay Leaves,
we have a solid reputation for providing high-quality products.
Bay leaves have a paler underside
and a glossy, dark green
top when they are fresh.
The leaf develops an olive-green matte when it
dries. When broken, it has a strong
red color and a little bitter flavor. It feels warm and fragrant. The flavor
and scent of Indian bay leaf are milder than those of cinnamon bark. The scent
resembles cassia more closely. While fresh or dried bay leaves can be utilized,
dried bay leaves often have a greater flavor. With the entire dried Bay Leaves,
we have a solid reputation for providing high-quality products.