What do I do with Rosemary?

Gigervamp

I think you'd use it as a rinse after washing. Just steep some rosemary in boiling water for a while, then rinse your hair with it once cooled.

mardatha

Just went out and picked a ton of rosemary and dunked it in the (empty) bath to get rid of beasties. Then a really upset bee came whizzing out and I had to open the window to let him out will freeze some and use some in tatties in the remoska, then wash my hair. Not in the remoska, in the sink. LOL

Penelope_Penguin

I'll add this to the thread Haribo's posted, to give you more ideas

Penny. x

Pookie_lou

I have just put some in the carcass of my chicken with garlic before roasting it and added some to my roast potatoes, yum!

mardatha

I put some in my stew and the OH made faces and asked what "that f unny stuff " was !!!

r.a.i.n.b.o.w

Does anyone have a good recipe for a rosemary (or rosemary and 'something') pickle or preserve please?

Thanks!

Gigervamp

r.a.i.n.b.o.w wrote: »

Does anyone have a good recipe for a rosemary (or rosemary and 'something') pickle or preserve please?

Thanks!

Look for a jelly recipe. Basically, you use apples to make the jelly and rosemary flavours it.

uolypool

I could have sworn that I had some fresh rosemary but alas no:mad::mad:
Can I use dried rosemary on my leg of lamb tomorrow ??
Gosh I feel like a right divvy asking this

Toxic_Lemon

Yes, you can use dried rosemary but remember it is a lot stronger than fresh so don't use too much. Also, I recommend mixing the rosemary overnight with oil to partially rehydrate and rub over the lamb tomorrow. A couple of teaspoons of rosemary should be plenty.

uolypool

Toxic_Lemon wrote: »

Yes, you can use dried rosemary but remember it is a lot stronger than fresh so don't use too much. Also, I recommend mixing the rosemary overnight with oil to partially rehydrate and rub over the lamb tomorrow. A couple of teaspoons of rosemary should be plenty.

Thank you for your speedy reply. I will mix it up now so I don't forget ;)