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Rosemary cut
Rosemary is a real must-have in the kitchen! The variety of dishes that can be decorated is also convincing!
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What would pizza be without rosemary? This rosemary harmonizes perfectly with tomatoes – whether in soup or tomato soup. This noble herb gives fish a stimulating spicy note. Even a simple steak can be wonderfully enriched with rosemary, together with a few slices of garlic. Even seafood gains flavor with rosemary. Unique even in desserts - for example in the chocolate rosemary sauce with vanilla ice cream, in jams and cookies.
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He refines fried and grilled food: lamb, pork, beef, veal, rabbit. Or a whole chicken in the oven and delicious turkey skewers! It also tastes excellent in game and poultry ragouts, ratatouille, marinades and salad dressings, fried potatoes, mushroom dishes and oven vegetables.
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Spaghetti with prawns and spinach are the perfect food when you need to go fast. They are simply made and ready in no time and taste fantastic! A real feel-good meal for the end of the day
After all, who wants to shop and cook elaborately after a hard day's work? I always have a few things in stock for these days, which you can prepare quickly and spontaneously. These include frozen prawns and frozen spinach. Both result in a real soul food dinner with pasta or a curry with rice and Asian spices If you are looking for some really fast dishes for the evening, I can recommend the pizza dillas, lasagna soup, carrot gnocchi or the potato corn soup. Everything goes super fast – with my favorite kitchen helper, the Airfryer*, it's even much faster!
the taste
This exquisite rosemary smells very intense and captivates with a minty undertone with a woody nuance. It tastes slightly resinous and stimulatingly tart, with hints of eucalyptus and camphor. Rosemary essential oil is also used for aromatherapy and as a fragrance additive for massage products, baths and care products for the body.
manufacturing
Rosemary is mainly grown in the Mediterranean regions. It is one of the popular "Herbes de Provence" – together with savory, oregano, thyme, fennel and lavender. The main harvest happens in the flowering season on warm days.
100 g
1578 kJ
377.8 kCal
15.2 g
2.8 g
0.1 g
46.4 g
45.9 g
4.9 g
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