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The savory, almost minty
sweetness of rosemary makes it perfect for pork and lamb, from grilled
chops to large roasts. Use sparingly on pizza, focaccia, in pasta
and risotto. The flavor is too strong for most fish
Name |
Origin |
Type of Plant |
General Uses |
Use in or with |
Market Form |
Rosemary |
South Europe |
Perennial shrub |
Immortalized as romantic symbol by Shakespeare,
Ben Johnson, Sir Thomas More, etc. |
Lamb, veal, shell fish. game dishes, pork,
focaccia, risotto |
Fresh, dried |
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