Rosemary

Both rosemary and thyme deliver on the nutritional front: One teaspoon of ground thyme is a good source of calcium, potassium, magnesium, phosphorus, iron and… Read More »Are Thyme And Rosemary Good For You?

Arrange the herbs lengthwise in a single layer on a slightly damp paper towel. Loosely roll up the herbs and transfer to a resealable plastic… Read More »How Do You Keep Rosemary And Sage Fresh?

If you live in USDA plant hardiness zones 7 or below, rosemary will only survive if you bring it indoors before the arrival of freezing… Read More »Can Rosemary Be Left Out?

Yes, you can eat black rosemary, but it is not advisable, because it loses much of its aroma. Black rosemary is also not very appetizing,… Read More »Can You Use Rosemary If It’S Black?

Drying Rosemary in the Microwave Remove leaves from stems. Place leaves flat between two paper towels and microwave on high for 40 seconds. Move the… Read More »Can I Dry Rosemary In The Microwave?

Fresh rosemary is easiest to use because the leaves are soft and pliable. It’s easy to preserve the flavor of the herb, but drying rosemary… Read More »Do You Have To Dry Rosemary Before You Use It?

Rosemary is a perennial who can last up to 30 years with little care. Therefor, together with its cooking values as a herb, I consider… Read More »Does Rosemary Last Forever?

? Refrigerate Rosemary If you plan on using your rosemary within 10 to 14 days, I suggest storing it in the refrigerator. Simply wrap the… Read More »Can We Store Rosemary In Fridge?

Dried rosemary won’t be as aromatic as fresh rosemary but it lasts much longer than freezing or refrigerating. To dry your rosemary, place the rosemary… Read More »Is It Better To Freeze Or Dry Rosemary?

Since rosemary has so many natural beneficial qualities, it can be found in numerous products. When used in small amounts, it is safe for most… Read More »Can Rosemary Cause Seizures In Dogs?