Flavor Profile
Piney, resinous flavor with a tea-like herbal aroma.
How To Use
Toss with potatoes, lamb, chicken, pork, or vegetables before roasting. Add early to soups or sauces, or mix into bread dough; use about one-third the amount when replacing fresh rosemary.
FAQ
What is the difference between cracked rosemary and whole rosemary?
Cracked rosemary is broken into smaller pieces, so it distributes more evenly and releases flavor more quickly than whole needles. Whole rosemary has longer pieces and may need more time to soften in cooking.
How much dried rosemary should I use instead of fresh?
Use about one-third the amount of dried rosemary when substituting for fresh. Dried rosemary has a more concentrated flavor.
Can you use cracked rosemary in bread?
Yes, cracked rosemary works well in bread dough. The smaller pieces mix in evenly and hold their flavor during baking.
Cracked rosemary is broken into smaller pieces, so it distributes more evenly and releases flavor more quickly than whole needles. Whole rosemary has longer pieces and may need more time to soften in cooking.
How much dried rosemary should I use instead of fresh?
Use about one-third the amount of dried rosemary when substituting for fresh. Dried rosemary has a more concentrated flavor.
Can you use cracked rosemary in bread?
Yes, cracked rosemary works well in bread dough. The smaller pieces mix in evenly and hold their flavor during baking.