Uziza Dry Leaves Dehydrated | Cut & Sifted

Enhance soups, stews, and sauces, used as marinades or rubs for meats and fish with the rich, aromatic African bold, peppery flavor.

Flavor Spice uziza leaves are handpicked, carefully selected, and cleaned from Flavor Spice Local farm in Nigeria, guaranteeing high quality.

They are meticulously washed with salted water in small batches and dehydrated to preserve their natural essence.

Additionally, uziza leaves are added to rice, yam dishes, and vegetable meals for a spicy kick. Beyond culinary uses, they have medicinal applications, aiding digestion, relieving colds, and menstrual cramps. Some also brew them into tea or use them as an aphrodisiac.

The aromatic, spicy flavor makes it a versatile and healthful ingredient in many dishes.

Uziza Dry Leaves Dehydrated | Cut & Sifted

Name: Uziza Dry Leaves Dehydrated | Cut & Sifted
Brand: Flavor Spice

SKU: FSUL02B

5,99$

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They are used both in dried and fresh forms. Here are some common uses of uziza leaves:

1. Flavoring Soups and Stews

Uziza leaves add a spicy, aromatic kick to soups and stews. They are commonly used in dishes like Nigerian pepper soup, Egusi soup, and Afang soup for a distinctive taste and added heat.

2. Marinades and Rubs for Meat

The bold flavor of uziza makes it an excellent ingredient for marinating meat or as a dry rub. It pairs well with fish, beef, goat, or chicken, enhancing the meat’s natural flavors with a peppery punch.

3. Spicing Sauces

Uziza leaves can be crushed and added to sauces and gravies, bringing a spicy warmth to both traditional and modern dishes.

4. Rice and Yam Dishes

You can sprinkle uziza leaves into rice and yam dishes, such as Jollof rice or yam porridge, to add an aromatic and slightly spicy twist.

5. Herbal Remedies

Uziza leaves are traditionally used in some cultures for medicinal purposes. They are believed to aid digestion, help with coughs and colds, and provide relief from menstrual cramps due to their anti-inflammatory properties.

6. Seasoning Vegetable Dishes

They are often added to vegetable-based dishes like Okra soup or sautéed greens, offering a more complex flavor profile to simple vegetable recipes.

7. Spicing Fish and Seafood

The leaves are particularly popular in fish dishes, complementing the flavors of seafood while balancing the spiciness with their aromatic essence.

8. Tea for Health

Uziza leaves are sometimes brewed into tea for their potential health benefits, including improving digestion and providing relief from respiratory issues.

9. Weight Management

The spicy nature of uziza leaves may stimulate metabolism, making it a popular ingredient for those looking to manage weight or maintain a healthy digestive system.

10. Aphrodisiac Use

In some African cultures, uziza leaves are believed to have aphrodisiac properties and are used to enhance libido.

Uziza leaves are incredibly versatile, offering not just flavor but also health benefits in various dishes.