You may have seen kaffir lime on a Thai ... The leaves are used in cooking as well as the fruit, which is tart and bitter. Its wrinkly peel makes it less attractive to eat on its own than other ...

Unlike Dry January, which involves jumping on the wagon only to get straight back off it 31 days later, zebra striping is something you can adopt as a drinking rule throughout the year. It’s ideal for ...

That’s why I’ve take to ‘zebra striping’, the practice of alternating between an alcoholic and non-alcoholic drink when ...

You can also use sour fruit garnishes to cut gin's bitter notes ... and often contain notes of star anise, lemongrass, and Kaffir lime. You'll also find spiced gins with a nutty or woody flavor ...

One, instead of table numbers Lady Marmalade uses animal figurines—adorbs ... instead they're dishing up creative plates like potato hash with kaffir lime labneh, puff pancakes and weekend specials ...

The invigorating scent and numerous health benefits of kaffir lime oil, derived from the leaves of the kaffir lime tree, have long been cherished. Adding this essential oil to your morning shower ...

Standouts in the Spicy and Tart category are the Thai Margarita, made with Don Julio Blanco, passion fruit, kaffir lime and Thai basil, and the Garden of Siam, a refreshing mix of Phraya Elements ...

If you're looking for a unique twist on a classic cosmopolitan cocktail, Ina Garten knows the secret to elevating it. Here's ...

Now we have a 20-foot-tall, nicely shaped tree bearing an unknown fruit. Its fruit starts out resembling a lime but grows much ... the rough lemon is mainly used for citrus rootstock.