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We have so much rosemary growing in our garden, I am forever trying to work it into cooking, cleaning and decorating.
This rosemary infused olive oil is very flavorful, can be used in a variety of recipes and makes a great gift.
Ingredients
1 cup olive oil
5-6 sprigs rosemary
Heat olive oil and rosemary on the stovetop on medium heat for five minutes. Return to room temperature.
Place a few of the rosemary twigs inside a decorative container and fill with olive oil. This will store in the refrigerator for a month.
Rosemary Snacks...
Popcorn: For an unusual twist on an old standby, drizzle a tablespoon of rosemary infused olive oil over air-popped popcorn. Sprinkle with finely chopped rosemary and sea salt. Yum!
Almonds: Spread 2-3 cups raw almonds on a cookie sheet. Drizzle rosemary infused olive oil over and mix to lightly coat. Sprinkle with sea salt, cayenne, chopped rosemary to taste. Bake at 350 for 10-12 minutes, stirring occasionally. Delicious!
Enjoy!
Grace Grits and Gardening
Talya
Popcorn: For an unusual twist on an old standby, drizzle a tablespoon of rosemary infused olive oil over air-popped popcorn. Sprinkle with finely chopped rosemary and sea salt. Yum!
Almonds: Spread 2-3 cups raw almonds on a cookie sheet. Drizzle rosemary infused olive oil over and mix to lightly coat. Sprinkle with sea salt, cayenne, chopped rosemary to taste. Bake at 350 for 10-12 minutes, stirring occasionally. Delicious!
Enjoy!
Grace Grits and Gardening
Talya
That looks awesome!
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DeleteReally looks easy! I love the two recipes and am anxious to try the popcorn one first! Can you start rosemary by leaving the sprigs in water?
ReplyDeleteDanni - my next post (in March) is going to be about propagating rosemary. You are reading my mind:)) You actually need to take a cutting and plant it using root stimulator. T.
DeleteOh yum Talya!!! I love Rosemary and wow I love your plant - its huge!
ReplyDeleteWe do have two huge rosemary plants on either side of our front porch. We planted them 10 years ago - they were tiny! They love the Texas heat:))
Deleteoh yum, I grow rosemary and almonds that sounds like a real winner to me :)
ReplyDeleteThank you! If you try it, let me know what you think.
DeleteTalya, I think I'm going to plant some Rosemary this summer! Thanks for the great share on Rosemary! The almonds look delicious!!!
ReplyDeleteRosemary is a great plant for your garden. I highly recommend it!
Deletewow, what an organic genius is this! I love rosemary leaves! Thank's I will definitely try this one out. Btw, I love everything about your blog for real that's why I'm following. I am so looking forward on what other exciting posts you will have soon.
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DeleteI have a huge Rosemary shrub too. It grows like crazy here! I'm excited to try this..I like the idea of it on popcorn. I have been telling myself I will make some infused olive oils for quite awhile...it's about time I get to it! Thanks Talya!
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When my rosemary starts growing again...you know I am going to be makiong some of these. Thank you so much!! Love this!
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