LOVELY post! I adore kaffir limes and they grow everywhere here. I'm contemplating a second tier of insect repelling products designed as much for their pretty smell - not everyone likes the strong neem-lemongrass (even though it's by far the most effective).
Sadly kaffir lime dry products (leaves and rind) are banned from importation in so many countries - unless you know it was grown locally, it was likely IRRADIATED and have little herbal goodness left.
I'm experimenting with oils and leaf extracts at the moment
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Yeah not everyone like strong aroma, but I think Asian people like it. :)
This is local wisdom and hope can helpful society to use kaffir leaves beside useful for cooking spices.
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