Fresh Rosemary
Fresh rosemary is a fragrant, evergreen herb with needle-like leaves. It has a woody aroma and a slightly bitter, pine-like flavor that adds depth to both savory and some sweet dishes.
Notes
When using fresh rosemary, remember to remove the leaves from the woody stems before cooking. A little goes a long way, so use it sparingly to avoid overpowering your dish.
Uses
- Seasoning roasted meats like lamb and chicken
- Infusing oils and vinegars
- Enhancing the flavor of soups and stews
Replacements
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Canned Cannellini Beans
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Recipes to try
Smoky Black Bean and Corn Soup with Lime
This soup is a tangy, smoky hug in a bowl, with the fresh zing of lime cutting through rich black beans and sweet corn.
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Golden, crispy salmon cakes bursting with fresh dill and zesty lemon, served with a tangy caper mayo that'll have you hooked.