Rosemary

Rosemary - the all-rounder in the kitchen

When it comes to the use of herbs in the kitchen, rosemary is a spice that should not be missing. The all-rounder fits so many dishes that it is a real pleasure to enhance his dishes with it. The smell and taste of the herb are very aromatic, somewhat bitter and resinous. Rosemary, in fact, has an idiosyncratic taste that you have to like. Those who are still at the beginning of their kitchen career should first season carefully here. Rosemary is particularly popular for seasoning hearty meat dishes, but also soups, sauces, stews, vegetables and even desserts. Rosemary potatoes, which are a delicious side dish when tossed in butter with finely chopped leaves, are particularly well-known. Our tip: why not try jam with rosemary?

Rosemary - whole, ground or as a spice mixture

Rosemary is actually a perennial plant that becomes woody over the years and can be cultivated for many years in a pot or bed. The leaves look a bit like pine needles and have numerous essential oils that give the plant its characteristic smell and taste. Rosemary has been known since ancient times. In ancient Egypt, as well as in ancient Greece, rosemary had a ceremonial purpose. Thus, rosemary branches were given to the dead to accompany the journey of immortal souls, or wreaths were made from the herb. Today rosemary is mainly used in the kitchen. You can use it fresh as well as dried, whole, finely chopped or even ground. And of course, in our online store we also offer you numerous spice blends such as Italian herbs and herbs of Provence, in which you can find rosemary.

Rosemary - an indispensable seasoning plant

Rosemary is incredibly versatile and can give numerous dishes a very individual touch. Are you a gourmet? Then rosemary should not be missing in your kitchen. Find numerous products with rosemary that ideally complement your spice rack.