Discover our natural bay laurel flavour

Description:

Native to the Mediterranean region, bay tree is an aromatic evergreen shrub. The bay leaf has quite a distinctive smell when you crumple it in your hands. Bay laurel is commonly mixed with thyme and parsley to make a bouquet garni.

What does bay leaf taste like

While dried bay leaves may not have a lot of aroma, if you infuse the leaves into water, you will notice some minty and black peppery notes. It is quite a subtle flavour and it can add a bit of bitterness to a heavy stock.

Fresh bay leaves tend to be more pungent than dried leaves, hence requiring fewer leaves in a recipe to obtain the same taste.

How to use our bay laurel flavour

Our natural bay laurel flavour features an aromatic, camphor & woody profile. This natural flavour can be added to sauces, stocks and marinades to pair with meat and fish.

Combine with :

Tomato, Bell pepper, Chili pepper, Shallot, Mint, Boletus, Mandarin, Lemon…

Specifications*: natural bay laurel flavour; oil-soluble

*For more specific information, please refer to the technical data sheet.