DRIED SAGE - HERBAL - NATURAL - COOKING - CULINARY - TEA - SPELLS (500G)
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- Description: Greek sage is a perennial shrubby herb, native to the eastern Mediterranean, including Turkey, Greece, the Canary Islands and North Africa. It grows to a height of 60cm rising to 90cm when the plant is in flower. The stems and leaves have a downy coating of fine hairs, the leaves are opposite, entire, tri-lobed and glaucous green in colour, the downy coatings give the leaves a silvery-grey colouring.
- Interesting Fact: Did you know that the Romans considered sage to be a sacred herb and held highly elaborate ceremonies for its planting and harvesting? A sage gatherer would have a ceremonial bath to ensure his feet were clean and pure before walking on the earth where the sage grew. After bathing, offerings of bread and wine would be made to the soil before finally harvesting.
- SUGGESTED USE Sage adds a special flavour to biscuits or scones, as well as bread. It is most famed for sage and onion stuffing which accompanies chicken, turkey and roast pork. Try dusting a pork roast with dried sage before roasting. When roasting chicken or turkey, use your fingers to gently separate the skin from the breast meat, and then rub a little sage butter on the breast and under the skin. Pat down the skin, then roast and enjoy.
Size:500G DRIED SAGE SIZES AVAILABLE 5g, 25g, 50g, 100g, 250g, 500g, 750g, 1kg, 2.5kg, 5kg, 8kg DESCRIPTION Product: Sage Latin Name: Salvia triloba syn. Salvia fruticosa. Plant Family: Lamiaceae Other Names: Greek Sage, Salvia Griega, Dreilappiger Salbei, Sauge Grecque, Sauge de Crète, Sauge de Grèce, Sauge Trilobée, Sauge à Trois Lobes & Three-Lobe Sage. Ingredients: Dried, rubbed leaf of Salvia triloba. Allergy Advice: Sage contains a naturally occurring source of salicylates and is best avoided by people eating a salicylate free diet.
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