Dried Rosemary
Dried rosemary is a fragrant herb known for its piney and slightly floral flavor. It is a staple in many kitchens, offering a robust taste that enhances savory dishes.
Notes
Store dried rosemary in an airtight container away from direct light to preserve its flavor. Crush the leaves before use to release their essential oils.
Uses
- Seasoning for roasted meats like lamb and chicken
- Flavoring for soups and stews
- Infusing oils and vinegars
- Enhancing the taste of roasted vegetables
- Adding depth to tomato-based sauces
- Incorporating into bread and herb blends
Replacements
- Fresh rosemary (use 3 times the amount)
- Dried thyme
- Dried oregano
- Dried marjoram
- Herbes de Provence
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