Elevate your everyday seasoning with this fragrant homemade rosemary salt, easily made in the dehydrator. Fresh rosemary is gently dried to preserve its earthy, piney aroma, then blended with coarse salt to create a simple yet deeply flavorful finishing touch.
Perfect for sprinkling over roasted vegetables, meats, or even warm bread, this herb-infused salt adds a gourmet twist to any dish. Once you make your own, it’s a pantry staple you’ll reach for again and again.
How To Pick Rosemary
Harvest fresh rosemary by cutting 6–8-inch green stems using sharp shears, ideally in the morning. Cut just above a leaf node or woody intersection to promote bushier growth, avoiding cutting into old, woody branches.
Ingredient Swaps
You can swap rosemary for another herb, such as thyme or oregano.
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