Rosemary


Rosemary
This is a kind of shrub, of which the small branches are used.
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Last modified on: September 5th 2024

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rosemary

Cut a small branch on shrub.

rosemary

Like bayleaves, rosemary is not normally eaten: the sprigs are removed from the dish after cooking.

You can also detatch the small green leaves to add to a recipe which will be strained later.

Keeping

Branches of rosemary can be dried, but unfortunately tend to lose their leaves easily.

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