rosemary

Converse of object

• chop: Here Fran has mixed grated Parmesan with chopped rosemary.
• dry: Medieval Europeans burnt sprigs of dried rosemary to drive out evil spirits from people or places.
• add: Scatter the cheese on top, then add the rosemary or thyme sprigs.
• rise: Geranium, jasmine, juniper, lavender, peppermint, rose, rosemary and thyme are oils commonly used for this purpose.
• include: These oils include rosemary, sage, hyssop, fennel and wormwood.
• grow: Can I grow rosemary by the clipping of a plant?

Adjective modifier

• fresh: Roasted Rack of best English Lamb with fresh rosemary, served with a mint jus.
• organic: Ingredients: Organic fresh rosemary, water, organic soya oil, sea salt, citric acid.
• wild: Detox, invigorate and awaken the body with the refreshing citrus scent of sunny Florida grapefruit and minty undertones of wild Tunisian rosemary.
• few: Stab the lamb 5 or 6 times and insert a slice of garlic and a few rosemary leaves into each incision.
• little: If you wish, you can also add a little rosemary.
• Tunisian: Detox, invigorate and awaken the body with the refreshing citrus scent of sunny Florida grapefruit and minty undertones of wild Tunisian rosemary.

Modifies a noun

• sprig: Just before baking, press a good amount of rosemary sprigs into the surface of the dough.
• bush: I must have lost two dozen good rosemary bushes over the past 10 years solely through poor drainage coupled with winter wet.
• extract: Warning: Pregnant women should not take rosemary extract.
• potato: Next table had some rosemary potatoes which smelled wonderful and came with a mayonnaise style dip.
• sauce: MAINS: Lamb shank in red wine, shallots and rosemary sauce.
• oil: Massage your scalp with rosemary oil in an olive oil base.

Noun used with modifier

• bog: The bog contains many rare creatures and plants such as bog rosemary and water voles.
• herb: She seems to have the herb rosemary in her hat ( then again, it could be flowers ).