the whole leaf is.
try to crush it and put it on the place you want to cleanse
or you can get the essential oil and use that.
What part of rosemary leaf has antibacterial properties?
What part of the leaf? Do you know what rosemary look like? It has short, piney--looking needles. Those are the leaves. The entire plant is medicinal. The entire leaf is medicinal, antibacterial, and antifungal. It has many other uses as well, including culinary, medicinal, use in massage and essential oils, etc. It is an excellent herb for circulation and memory, increased apprehension (in the sense of to apprehend, or to "get", ie, to learn) and use in lifting depression.
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Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Does anyone have a chewy (not crisp) rosemary butter drop cookie recipe? They are flattish, light.?
Use a basic butter drop cookie recipe and add fresh rosemary to the batter.
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Does anyone have a chewy (not crisp) rosemary butter drop cookie recipe? They are flattish, light.?
Here's one I like bake, its a P Allen Smith Recipe
ROSEMARY COOKIES
1/2 cup butter
1/2 cup shortening
1 1/2 cup sugar
2 eggs
2 3/4 cup flour
2 teaspoons cream of tartar
1 teaspoon soda
1/4 teaspoon salt
2 scant teaspoons chopped fresh rosemary
Preheat oven to 400 degrees F.
Blend together the butter, shortening, sugar and eggs until creamy.
Sift flour into the mixture then add the other dry ingredients; the cream of tartar, soda and salt, and blend together. Next add the most important ingredient at least when it comes to flavor, 2 scant teaspoons of fresh chopped rosemary.
Form the dough into small balls and place them on an ungreased baking sheet. Press the balls flat with the bottom of a drinking glass that has been dipped in sugar. This gives them a nice crunchy glaze.
Slide them into a pre-heated 400 degree oven for only about 8 minutes. It's a good idea to loosen the cookies as soon as you take them from the oven.
ask.com, type in butter drop cookie recipe
Does anyone have a chewy (not crisp) rosemary butter drop cookie recipe? They are flattish, light.?
Here's one I like bake, its a P Allen Smith Recipe
ROSEMARY COOKIES
1/2 cup butter
1/2 cup shortening
1 1/2 cup sugar
2 eggs
2 3/4 cup flour
2 teaspoons cream of tartar
1 teaspoon soda
1/4 teaspoon salt
2 scant teaspoons chopped fresh rosemary
Preheat oven to 400 degrees F.
Blend together the butter, shortening, sugar and eggs until creamy.
Sift flour into the mixture then add the other dry ingredients; the cream of tartar, soda and salt, and blend together. Next add the most important ingredient at least when it comes to flavor, 2 scant teaspoons of fresh chopped rosemary.
Form the dough into small balls and place them on an ungreased baking sheet. Press the balls flat with the bottom of a drinking glass that has been dipped in sugar. This gives them a nice crunchy glaze.
Slide them into a pre-heated 400 degree oven for only about 8 minutes. It's a good idea to loosen the cookies as soon as you take them from the oven.
What would go well with a nice rosemary and dill dough?
Muffins, pie, and some type of melon.
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What would go well with a nice rosemary and dill dough?
Tuna salad. Tossed.
Reply:Falafel.
Reply:hot pocket, p*ssy-willow dip....milk?
ooh ooh, dirty banana cake....
http://rds.yahoo.com/_ylt=A0geu5d.kVlHmi...
Reply:Havarti Cheese %26amp; Tomato with olive oil
Roast Chicken with Pesto
Roast Duck with Orange Marmalade
Reply:probably chicken or meatloaf. This is not suitable for Italian fare such as I am accustomed to
Reply:lubricant?
Reply:butter? if youre talking about for the meal, lamb would be fabulous.
Reply:How about some sliced Kumquat?
Reply:AA' batteries and a spork.
Reply:banana nut bread. huhuhu
perhaps a taco salad...
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What would go well with a nice rosemary and dill dough?
Tuna salad. Tossed.
Reply:Falafel.
Reply:hot pocket, p*ssy-willow dip....milk?
ooh ooh, dirty banana cake....
http://rds.yahoo.com/_ylt=A0geu5d.kVlHmi...
Reply:Havarti Cheese %26amp; Tomato with olive oil
Roast Chicken with Pesto
Roast Duck with Orange Marmalade
Reply:probably chicken or meatloaf. This is not suitable for Italian fare such as I am accustomed to
Reply:lubricant?
Reply:butter? if youre talking about for the meal, lamb would be fabulous.
Reply:How about some sliced Kumquat?
Reply:AA' batteries and a spork.
Reply:banana nut bread. huhuhu
perhaps a taco salad...
I would LOVE the recipe for Olive Garden's Rosemary Chicken and Pasta dish!!?
I love the Rosemary Chicken and Pasta dish at the Olive Garden. I can't seem to find one that still serves it and would LOVE to be able to make it at home. If anyone has a this recipe or a recipe that has to do with this - PLEASE SHARE!! =) Thank you!!
I would LOVE the recipe for Olive Garden's Rosemary Chicken and Pasta dish!!?
Rosemary Chicken with Pasta
Categories: Cheese, Chicken, Main Dish, Pasta, Tomatoes
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2 medium onions -- sliced or chopped
2 teaspoons bottled minced garlic or 4 cloves garlic -- minced
12 ounces chicken breasts or thighs -- skinless %26amp; boneless
1 can diced tomatoes -- (16 ounces)
1 can tomato paste -- (6 ounces)
2 tablespoons wine vinegar
2 bay leaves
1 teaspoon sugar
1/2 teaspoon dried rosemary -- crushed
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon pepper
1 can sliced mushrooms (4 ounces) -- drained
8 ounces pasta (such as penne, mostaccioli, or
elbow macaroni Parmesan cheese -- grated
In a 3-1/2- to 4-1/2-quart crockery cooker place the onions and garlic. Rinse chicken; pat dry with paper towels. Add chicken to cooker. In a mixing bowl combine undrained tomatoes, tomato paste, vinegar, bay leaves, sugar, rosemary, salt, and pepper; mix well. Pour over chicken.
Cover and cook on low-heat setting for 7 hours or on high-heat setting for 3-1/2 hours.
When ready to serve, remove bay leaves. Stir mushrooms into chicken mixture; cook for 5 to 10 minutes more to heat through. Meanwhile, cook pasta according to package directions. Serve the chicken and sauce over the hot cooked pasta; sprinkle with Parmesan cheese.
Reply:LOL No offense, but your question sounds like an editorial headline in THE ONION!
Reply:The only place I know of who does copycat recipes is www.topsecretrecipes.com I have found lots of good recipes there.
I would LOVE the recipe for Olive Garden's Rosemary Chicken and Pasta dish!!?
Rosemary Chicken with Pasta
Categories: Cheese, Chicken, Main Dish, Pasta, Tomatoes
Yield:
Rating: Rate this recipe
Reviews Review this recipe!
2 medium onions -- sliced or chopped
2 teaspoons bottled minced garlic or 4 cloves garlic -- minced
12 ounces chicken breasts or thighs -- skinless %26amp; boneless
1 can diced tomatoes -- (16 ounces)
1 can tomato paste -- (6 ounces)
2 tablespoons wine vinegar
2 bay leaves
1 teaspoon sugar
1/2 teaspoon dried rosemary -- crushed
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon pepper
1 can sliced mushrooms (4 ounces) -- drained
8 ounces pasta (such as penne, mostaccioli, or
elbow macaroni Parmesan cheese -- grated
In a 3-1/2- to 4-1/2-quart crockery cooker place the onions and garlic. Rinse chicken; pat dry with paper towels. Add chicken to cooker. In a mixing bowl combine undrained tomatoes, tomato paste, vinegar, bay leaves, sugar, rosemary, salt, and pepper; mix well. Pour over chicken.
Cover and cook on low-heat setting for 7 hours or on high-heat setting for 3-1/2 hours.
When ready to serve, remove bay leaves. Stir mushrooms into chicken mixture; cook for 5 to 10 minutes more to heat through. Meanwhile, cook pasta according to package directions. Serve the chicken and sauce over the hot cooked pasta; sprinkle with Parmesan cheese.
Reply:LOL No offense, but your question sounds like an editorial headline in THE ONION!
Reply:The only place I know of who does copycat recipes is www.topsecretrecipes.com I have found lots of good recipes there.
Should I transfer my rosemary to another pot?
Would it be a good time to re-pot my rosemary?
I bought a rosemary plant in early december. The container it came in has no drainage. Should I repot it now or wait until spring? It's an indoor plant but I give it outside sun a few hours a day. Which will be more harmful to the plant? Repotting or poor drainage? Also any extra tips on how to care for my plant will be much appreciated. :)
Should I transfer my rosemary to another pot?
Should I transfer my rosemary to another pot? . . . . ABSOLUTLY and the quicker you do that the better chance that your rosemary will live out the month.
What you have Rose in now is an UNholey container. THE WORST kind. This means no drainage. This means that the roots can not get air. This means no oxygen and rot sets in. This means that Rose will lose her roots and die.
Rose will do best in the strongest lighted place you have in your house. The strongest (direct sunlight) for the longest amount of time each day.
To kill a plant by transplanting one must destroy as many roots as possible. Of course even the greenest of thumbs has good sucess in transplanting.
An Unholey pot does the job of killing roots quite well. Poor drainage is right up there with Unholey. The bad guy is trapped water and submerged roots. Each irrigation adds more water and the water level creeps upward.
Rosemary is Rosmarinus officinalis. Rosmarinus from Latin means sea dew. Sea dew because Rose was discovered on the cliffs of southern France that over-look the Mediterainian sea. This is pretty much a dry situation and as such you only need to irrigate Rose when the potting medium is dry about one finger joint down. Avoid keeping Rose wet. She will hate you and show it by becoming ugly - rangy.
The Virgin Mary washed her sky blue cloke and hung it over a rosemary bush. Hence, rosemary flowers are sky blue and bring luck.
Rose is an herb. This is the rosemary of fine cooking. Her leaves are the essential, areomatic, flavoring spagitti lovers know.
Reply:Thanks so much for your advice! Darn I was too late to pick best answer so I voted for you. She is much happier now. :) Report It
Reply:The idiot who put a rosemary in a non draining pot should be shot! Avoid buying anything from this source again. Repotting will do it no harm at all, but rosemary definitely does not like wet feet. It really wants to be an outdoor plant too, it is a sunlover, but if your outdoor conditions do not suit, you can overwinter it indoors.
If you are only keeping it inside because you like the look, try getting a second one, and giving them turns inside and outside - say a month each.
Reply:Yes, repot. Never be afraid to repot an indoor plant if it is looking potbound or if it is in a bad container. If you want to be thrifty, however, you might try drilling a few holes in the bottom of the pot you already have.
Reply:Definitely repot it.
Rosemary is an herb that doesn't like an overabundance of water -- "wet feet" can kill a rosemary plant. As others have said, you don't have much to lose by repotting -- just handle the roots cautiously, perhaps spreading them out a bit, but don't tear at them.
The sun is a great thing for rosemary, potted or otherwise -- it's actually a tender evergreen perennial, native to the rocky Mediterannean coasts, and thrives on sun and, believe it or not, sandy and not particularly fertile soil. So, good drainage is essential.
Fertilize a bit when spring arrives, but don't fertilize now, and don't overdo it in any case.
Good luck!
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I bought a rosemary plant in early december. The container it came in has no drainage. Should I repot it now or wait until spring? It's an indoor plant but I give it outside sun a few hours a day. Which will be more harmful to the plant? Repotting or poor drainage? Also any extra tips on how to care for my plant will be much appreciated. :)
Should I transfer my rosemary to another pot?
Should I transfer my rosemary to another pot? . . . . ABSOLUTLY and the quicker you do that the better chance that your rosemary will live out the month.
What you have Rose in now is an UNholey container. THE WORST kind. This means no drainage. This means that the roots can not get air. This means no oxygen and rot sets in. This means that Rose will lose her roots and die.
Rose will do best in the strongest lighted place you have in your house. The strongest (direct sunlight) for the longest amount of time each day.
To kill a plant by transplanting one must destroy as many roots as possible. Of course even the greenest of thumbs has good sucess in transplanting.
An Unholey pot does the job of killing roots quite well. Poor drainage is right up there with Unholey. The bad guy is trapped water and submerged roots. Each irrigation adds more water and the water level creeps upward.
Rosemary is Rosmarinus officinalis. Rosmarinus from Latin means sea dew. Sea dew because Rose was discovered on the cliffs of southern France that over-look the Mediterainian sea. This is pretty much a dry situation and as such you only need to irrigate Rose when the potting medium is dry about one finger joint down. Avoid keeping Rose wet. She will hate you and show it by becoming ugly - rangy.
The Virgin Mary washed her sky blue cloke and hung it over a rosemary bush. Hence, rosemary flowers are sky blue and bring luck.
Rose is an herb. This is the rosemary of fine cooking. Her leaves are the essential, areomatic, flavoring spagitti lovers know.
Reply:Thanks so much for your advice! Darn I was too late to pick best answer so I voted for you. She is much happier now. :) Report It
Reply:The idiot who put a rosemary in a non draining pot should be shot! Avoid buying anything from this source again. Repotting will do it no harm at all, but rosemary definitely does not like wet feet. It really wants to be an outdoor plant too, it is a sunlover, but if your outdoor conditions do not suit, you can overwinter it indoors.
If you are only keeping it inside because you like the look, try getting a second one, and giving them turns inside and outside - say a month each.
Reply:Yes, repot. Never be afraid to repot an indoor plant if it is looking potbound or if it is in a bad container. If you want to be thrifty, however, you might try drilling a few holes in the bottom of the pot you already have.
Reply:Definitely repot it.
Rosemary is an herb that doesn't like an overabundance of water -- "wet feet" can kill a rosemary plant. As others have said, you don't have much to lose by repotting -- just handle the roots cautiously, perhaps spreading them out a bit, but don't tear at them.
The sun is a great thing for rosemary, potted or otherwise -- it's actually a tender evergreen perennial, native to the rocky Mediterannean coasts, and thrives on sun and, believe it or not, sandy and not particularly fertile soil. So, good drainage is essential.
Fertilize a bit when spring arrives, but don't fertilize now, and don't overdo it in any case.
Good luck!
Toothpaste
What is the different Rosemary and Caesar salad?
Rosemary is a type of herb whereas Caesar salad is a type of salad.
Does anyone know about the uses of rosemary oil and lavender oil?
What Steve said. They are also very good for helping you to relax, and for freshening rooms.
Does anyone know about the uses of rosemary oil and lavender oil?
they make good insect repelant's.
Reply:These are wonderful oils, the aroma appealing to almost everyone. Rosemary helps bring a shine to hair when added to shampoo, is said to sharpen memory, is invigorating and good to use when you feel a little down and need a lift. Lavendar, on the other hand, is relaxing, can help in the treatment of burns, sooths muscle aches and pains, and can help headaches and insomnia. It's also considered one of the safest oils. Rosemary is not recommended for pregnant women.
Reply:lavender oil is good for headaches. Put a dab on the forehead. It will help releive the pain.
Does anyone know about the uses of rosemary oil and lavender oil?
they make good insect repelant's.
Reply:These are wonderful oils, the aroma appealing to almost everyone. Rosemary helps bring a shine to hair when added to shampoo, is said to sharpen memory, is invigorating and good to use when you feel a little down and need a lift. Lavendar, on the other hand, is relaxing, can help in the treatment of burns, sooths muscle aches and pains, and can help headaches and insomnia. It's also considered one of the safest oils. Rosemary is not recommended for pregnant women.
Reply:lavender oil is good for headaches. Put a dab on the forehead. It will help releive the pain.
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