Description
Description
Rosemary is characterised by an aromatic, pine-like fragrance and a spicy, burning, slightly bitter taste. The most popular use of rosemary is to enhance the flavour of meats, in particular: mutton, venison, lamb and pork.
Rosemary in the kitchen
Rosemary has an aromatic, pine-like fragrance and a spicy, burning, slightly bitter taste. Sometimes rosemary is an additional ingredient in the popular herb blend Provençal, but it is most often used as a stand-alone spice. The most popular use of rosemary is to enhance the flavour of meats, in particular: mutton, venison, lamb and pork. Rosemary should also not be forgotten when preparing vegetable soups, as it gives the soups a unique flavour. Dried rosemary also adds a unique flavour to various sauces, pizzas and baked potatoes. In Mediterranean cuisine, rosemary is an integral ingredient in any fish dish.
Rosemary - health-promoting properties
- Substances contained in rosemary help to increase insulin levels and lower blood glucose levels.
- Rosemary relieves troublesome stomach pains, aids in the treatment of intestinal and gallbladder diseases, and stimulates the secretory function of the stomach, thereby improving digestion.
- When used externally, rosemary is helpful for bothersome muscular or rheumatic pains, and improves blood circulation in the skin.
- Its aroma helps with concentration problems and prevents memory disorders that occur with age.
Ingredients:
Dried rosemary 100%
Storage:
Store out of the reach of children, protect from light, moisture and foreign odours.
Specifications
Specifications
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SpecialtyPreservative Free, Non GMO, Gluten Free
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