It morphed into phrases such as 'kaffir-lover' and 'Kaffirboetie' for a white person close to a black person which can be traced back to 1820. It is thought Scottish botanist HF MacMillan ...

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Phrases such as ‘kaffir-lover’ and ‘Kaffirboetie’ where used to describe a white person who was close to a Black person as far back as 1820. It is thought to mean ‘inferior’ and ‘of ...

The term struck a sour note. UK celebrity chef Jamie Oliver has announced that he will stop using the name “kaffir lime leaves” in his recipe books and on TV shows due to concerns over the ...

What's the difference between kaffir and kefir? Even the most dedicated of foodies transpose these similar-sounding terms, and don't fret if you haven't heard of either of them. Kaffir lime leaves ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. THE KAFFIR lime differs substantially from the more common smooth-skinned Tahitian lime. Small, thorny kaffir trees are grown ...

Maybe you’ve seen them in a specialty shop, or tasted the tangy leaves in your favorite curry, but the kaffir lime, as it’s commonly known in North America and beyond, is in serious need of a name ...

This Kaffir Lime Syrup will add a bright, zesty, flavorful aroma and sweet flavor to your favorite drinks, teas, and sparkling water. Kaffir lime leaves are slightly rounded, aromatic, glossy ...

“Sayers Food in Leederville serves the most incredible gluten-free kaffir lime and coconut tart with a macaroon crust. I’d love to have the recipe so I can make it for my friends and family.” Mary ...

In a shaker, combine Kaffir-lime-infused Plymouth gin (recipe below), fresh lime juice, and agave nectar. Shake vigorously with ice for 7 or 8 seconds, strain into a a green-Chartreuse-rinsed ...