Rosemary Whole
Rosemary Whole
Rosemary Whole is a fresh, fragrant herb known for its distinctive pine-like aroma and earthy, slightly bitter flavour. Rosemary sprigs offer a more intense and aromatic flavour when used whole, making them perfect for infusing dishes with a robust herbal taste. Whether you're roasting meats, stewing vegetables, or preparing Mediterranean-inspired dishes, Rosemary Whole adds a refreshing and earthy flavour that enhances the overall profile of your meals.
Key Features:
Bold, Pine-Like Aroma: Rosemary Whole has a strong, herbal fragrance with hints of pine and citrus. It adds a refreshing and earthy flavour to dishes, perfect for infusing liquids like broths, sauces, and marinades.
Versatile and Robust Flavour: The whole sprigs release a more potent aroma and flavour than dried or ground rosemary, making them perfect for slow cooking, grilling, or roasting. They also work well when removed after cooking for a more subtle flavour.
Long-Lasting Freshness: Rosemary Whole maintains its flavour and fragrance for a longer period when stored correctly, allowing you to enjoy its fresh, vibrant flavour for weeks.
Culinary Uses of Rosemary Whole:
Roasting Meats and Poultry: Rosemary Whole is ideal for roasting meats like lamb, chicken, beef, and pork. Add sprigs of rosemary to roasting pans or use it as a stuffing for poultry. Its earthy flavour will infuse the meat while cooking.
Grilled Dishes: Use Rosemary Whole as a fragrant grilling herb. Add whole sprigs to your grilling meats or vegetables to impart their aroma, or even use them to flavour grilled fish for a Mediterranean-inspired dish.
Infused Oils and Vinegar: Rosemary Whole can be used to infuse oils and vinegar, creating herbaceous bases for dressings, marinades, or dipping oils. Simply add the rosemary sprigs to the oil or vinegar and allow them to steep for a few days to enhance the flavour.
Soups, Stews, and Sauces: Rosemary Whole is perfect for slow-cooked dishes like soups, stews, and sauces. Add the sprigs early in the cooking process and remove them before serving for a fresh, aromatic infusion of flavour.
Bread and Focaccia: Rosemary Whole is often used to flavour homemade breads and focaccia. You can press whole sprigs of rosemary into the dough before baking for a fragrant, rustic flavour.
Vegetable Dishes: Add Rosemary Whole to roasted or grilled vegetables like potatoes, carrots, or squash. The robust flavour of rosemary infuses into the vegetables while they cook, adding depth and warmth.
Herb Sachets and Bouquets: Rosemary Whole is frequently used in herbal sachets or bouquets garni for flavouring broths and stews. Bundle sprigs together with twine and place them in your pot to infuse your dish with flavour.
Benefits of Using Rosemary Whole:
Rich in Antioxidants: Rosemary Whole is rich in antioxidants, including rosmarinic acid and carnosic acid, which help protect cells from oxidative stress and support overall health.
Digestive Aid: Rosemary is known for its digestive benefits. Using Rosemary Whole in your cooking can help soothe indigestion and improve overall digestive function.
Versatile for Multiple Cooking Methods: Whether grilling, roasting, or slow-cooking, Rosemary Whole is versatile enough to be used in many types of cooking. Its flavour can be subtle when left in whole form or intense when cooked over a longer period.
Natural, Fresh Flavour: Rosemary Whole gives a pure, natural herbal flavour to your dishes, free from the additives and preservatives often found in pre-ground or dried herbs.
Add Rosemary Whole to your culinary collection for an aromatic and flavourful addition to your meals. Whether you're grilling meats, infusing oils, or creating herb-filled sauces, this fragrant herb will elevate your dishes with its fresh, earthy flavour. Keep Rosemary Whole in your kitchen and enjoy its many versatile uses in your cooking!
Ingredients: Rosemary Whole
Product of Origin: Albania
Freshly Packed in Australia