Give me recipes that use kaffir lime leaves!

[vonshu]

So I got a kaffir lime tree about a month ago and I have been collecting the leaves every time I find them on the ground and and have been putting them in the fridge for later use. I've used them in a couple things, but I have 20-30 leaves right now and I'm looking for some new recipes to use them in before they go bad. Thai recipes are welcome, but I'm also looking for other cuisines/fusions to use them in. Thanks all

[Maggie19]

Any Tom Yum Thai soup recipes should call for the leaves. Made a shrimp Tom Yum soup with all of the usual Thai ingredients including the leaves this weekend and it was wonderful.

[relizabeth]

I made this beet soup recipe recently and was flabberghasted by how delicious it is.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyl...

Wiki says Makrut is the same as kaffir.
I saved remaining leaves in freezer.

If I had lots of these leaves, I'd steep them and make a shrub. Not really sure how, but that would be so refreshing.

[Gloriaa]

I've made Susan feniger's coconut curry caramel popcorn a couple of times and love it. It's very different and can be as spicy or mild as you like. I particularly like the lime leaves in it.

[sparky403]

I used this recipe for boneless skinless theighs.... it's quite good (on the bbq).

http://adamgertler.com/?recipes=grill...

Are Kaffir trees hard to grow?