Mainly so you can see what you're looking out for, the delivery fee to your area would be a bit of a killer unless you wanted other goods as well to make it more worth while.
rockie6,
Mar 16, 12:35am
I have a curry plant in my garden. Easy to grow.
sunnyflower,
Mar 16, 1:27am
Sampa you are a diamond thank you so much xx
snapperheadrkp,
Mar 16, 2:40am
I buy a bag of fresh Curry Leaves (these come from Fiji) from an Indian owned Fruit and Veg Shop (usually $1) Use what I need fresh then seal up the bag and freeze. Probably use it once a fortnight and it lasts about 6 months. No noticeable flavour difference between the fresh or frozen. Curry leaves impart a unique flavour
hesian,
Mar 16, 3:23am
You can just let them dry out too and crumble them into the meal you need them for. I use them for a sambhar masala I make with lentils and they are fine like that.
nauru,
Mar 16, 6:07am
Any Asian grocery will have them, not sure if there is one in your area. I buy them fresh for around $1.20 a bag and keep them in the freezer. Definitely worth buying them as they impart a great flavour into your dishes. Have a look in Pak & Save as I've seen them in our local store. They are usually where the salad leaves & sprouts are in the vege deparment. Also sometimes, Binn Inn have dried ones too, you could try your local one in Kapiti Rd Paraparaumu.
twindizzy,
Mar 16, 6:27am
Moshims Wgtn
sunnyflower,
Dec 21, 4:50pm
thank you all xx
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