Fresh fenugreek leaves (portland, oregon) OR using dried fenugreek leaves (methi)?!

Question: Fresh fenugreek leaves (portland, oregon) OR using dried fenugreek leaves (methi)?

Hi, I love to cook Indian food, and I have an Indian cookbook I'd like to use, but unfortunately, many of the recipes call for fresh fenugreek leaves (methi). Do you know if I can find those in Portland, OR? Or is it possible to used dried ones? I can find the dried ones online. So far, I haven't found fresh ones that I can mail order as I did the fresh curry leaves, which I froze. Those have worked out well. I'm just wondering what I can do for the fresh fenugreek leaves...Is mail order possible?

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i think i've seen dried fenugreek at whole foods before, but then there's a big indo-american community up in western wash.

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Do You have Patel Brothers in your town? If u do, that's where you can find it. I live in the northwest suburb of Chicago and i'm only few minutes away from patel brothers. Ihave few India cookbooks and love to cook em at home and anything i need i go to Patel Brothers. Good luck

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Fresh fenugreek leaves (portland, oregon) OR using dried fenugreek leaves (methi)?!

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