It’s Zippy Tip Tuesday!
One day, my friend Irene said, “You know, I would really like it if you would feature individual herbs or spices in your zippy tips. I see them in the grocery store, and I have no idea what to do with them.” That sparked some very good questions–how do we know what ingredients pair nicely with certain herbs? In what cuisines are certain spices most popular? How do we know what herbs marry well with other herbs? How do we make herb-infused oil?
So I thought it would be good to start with rosemary. It’s popular, it’s available all year long, it’s versatile; and most importantly, I happen to have some growing out on my deck to show us! Plus, a little rosemary can go a long way, so it’s economical too!
Therefore, today’s zippy tip video shows us how to de-stem, chop, and use whole sprigs of fresh rosemary, in everything from salads and chicken to lemonade and infused olive oil.
For more rosemary info, visit: How to Use Rosemary in Cooking
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Thanks for sharing you video Sherry. Great tips! I love rosemary and add it to many of my recipes.
Your title got me, I know the song! Dating myself for sure but what a great informative video. How about making that Rosemary Oil as a Christmas gift with a couple of recipes for rosemary potatoes, sure to get the diy gang swooning! Love you Jazzy Gourmet!
Great idea Peggy!
I hopped over to check out your lemongrass post from the Happy Hour link party and had to check out more! I love the photos you create—such personality! You should be on a cooking network!
I love the smell of rosemary and just bought some. Thanks for sharing how to make the oil!
Thank you Angela!
Great video. I love rosemary. My favorite use is parmesan and rosemary scones. My family fight over them, and they are no longer children. 🙂
I love that you’re going to share with us how to use fresh herbs. That’s something I’ve been hesitant to do because I don’t know what I’m doing. LOL
Thanks for sharing at Food on Friday!
I have a pot of rosemary growing on my porch. I love the way it smells but I barely ever actually use any in my cooking. Thanks for the tips!
I’m never sure what to do with fresh herbs… so I just fake it 🙂 lol thanks for sharing. I’d love for you to come link up with me on Wednesdays if you’re interested at http://cass-eats.blogspot.com/
Love your video! Very informative. I love to use herbs when I cook. Visiting from Real Food Friday.
Love that song… and love rosemary.
I love that you’re going to start featuring herbs! I haven’t grown any because then I don’t know what to do with them! Thank you for sharing on Foodie Friday. I’d love to see something about mint!
Mint it is. Stay tuned!
Thanks for the video tips. I have a rosemary bush thats about 4′ tall. Haven’t used it in cooking before, I just always wanted one, now I have some ideas how to use it. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the tips.
I adore rosemary and we have a HUGE plant in the garden — and some other rosemaries as well. It’s my favorite herb — well, whatever I’m using is my favorite but I do adore rosemary and use it often. Have you made peach rosemary jam? Yummy! And I adore rosemary orange pound cake or madeleines. I like it in sweet treats as well as savory dishes!
I agree that rosemary works so nicely in sweet applications as well. I have never made peach rosemary jam. Do you have a favorite recipe?
I love the smell and flavor of rosemary! Love that song too 😉
I love using fresh rosemary in recipes. We had some growing wild at our old house. I better buy a new bush for our new house.
My favorite ingredient! Thanks for sharing! Top 15 from Foodtastic Friday!
Lol, Sherry, you’re giving your age away with that song…. But I love the fragrance and taste that rosemary gives to dishes! Nice to see you at the Tuesday’s Table Link Party. Just popping by to say hi and see what you’re up to. I would love it if you would drop over for a visit at http://www.kneadedcreations.com Deb