Why do we use this product?

• Pandan (Pandanus) is an aromatic plant prized for its sweet floral fragrance and versatility.
• Rich in provitamin A and iron
• Pandan leaves are often boiled, juiced, or used to wrap and flavor meats, while the fruit can be eaten raw or made into marmalade.

• Furthermore, pandan leaf powder is used to flavor both savory and sweet dishes. Its taste is described as a grassyvanillawith a hint of coconut.

How do we use this product?

Its leaf extract is often mixed with steamed rice andcoconut milkto make a savory Malaysian dish called nasi lemak. Its also used to flavor soups, stews, and curries.

Whats more, whole leaves are used to wrap meats before steaming or grilling, infusing them with a unique taste. The leaves and fruits of certain varieties can also be juiced.

In desserts, pandan is often paired with coconut. For example, its bright green extract is incorporated into a crepe-like batter, then stuffed with sweetened browned coconut to make an Indonesian dessert called dadar gulung.

Pandan has non-culinary uses, too.For instance, to create a topical ointment for joint pain, infuse coconut oil with pandan leaves. Test it on a small area of your skin to ensure that you dont have any allergic reactions, such as redness or itching.

Ingredients

Pandan Leaf

Size – 100g