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  1. Tarragon French .3oz jar

    Thyme Spanish .9oz jar

    Rosemary Powdered 4oz bag

    Basil French .7oz jar

    Bay Leaf Seasoning 2.9oz jar

    Oregano Turkish .6oz jar

    Oregano Mexican .4oz jar

    Baking Spice 2.2 oz Glass Jar

    Beef Roast Seasoning 2.6oz jar

    Rocky Mountain 2.2oz jar

    Creamy Peppercorn 2.5oz jar

    Cocoa Dutch Process 16oz bag

    Italian Herb Mix 8 oz bag

    Peppercorns Tellicherry 8oz bag

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    And the beet goes on! (or under) -me just a while ago

  2. hahabogus said:


    Rosemary Powdered 4oz bag

    genuinely curious: why would you want your rosemary powdered ?

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    Rocky Mountain 2.2oz jar

    what's this ?

  3. "lea b" <[email hidden]> wrote in -"]news:[email hidden]-
    berlin.de:

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    hahabogus said:


    Rosemary Powdered 4oz bag

    genuinely curious: why would you want your rosemary powdered ?

    Quoted message said:


    Rocky Mountain 2.2oz jar

    what's this ?

    I ordered my rosemary powdered because I wanted to try it powdered. Usually you rub the rosemary
    between your hands to bruise it before adding to things. I wanted to see if you didn't have to
    with the powder.And I'm at that age where rosemary is about the right size to get stuck between
    your teeth.

    Rocky Mountain is a spice blend (new to me) but sounded like it would be tasty.

    www.penzeys.com is the site...it explains rock mountain.

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    And the beet goes on! (or under) -me just a while ago

  4. hahabogus <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    "lea b" <[email hidden]> wrote in -"]news:[email hidden]- berlin.de:

    Quoted message said:
    hahabogus said:


    Rosemary Powdered 4oz bag

    genuinely curious: why would you want your rosemary powdered ?

    Quoted message said:


    Rocky Mountain 2.2oz jar

    what's this ?

    I ordered my rosemary powdered because I wanted to try it powdered. Usually you rub the rosemary
    between your hands to bruise it before adding to things. I wanted to see if you didn't have to
    with the powder.And I'm at that age where rosemary is about the right size to get stuck between
    your teeth.

    I used to keep both powdered and whole roasemary, using the powdered in sauces, soups, etc., and
    reserving the whole for roasting or where it was easily removed before serving (for the same reason
    you gave).

    However, when I ran out of the powedered, I tried grinding the whole rosemary in my spice mill and
    it reduced it to a perfect texture. Now I just keep the whole herb on hand.

    Wayne

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    Rocky Mountain is a spice blend (new to me) but sounded like it would be tasty.

    www.penzeys.com is the site...it explains rock mountain.

  5. hahabogus said:
    Quoted message said:

    I ordered my rosemary powdered because I wanted to try it powdered. Usually you rub the rosemary
    between your hands to bruise it before adding to things. I wanted to see if you didn't have to
    with the powder.And I'm at that age where rosemary is about the right size to get stuck between
    your teeth.

    ahh. I was just curious as I could not think of a recipe where I would need a sprinkling of rosemary
    powder, and wondered if you baked something in particular : ie: like ground ginger for gingerbread.

    Sorry about the teeth - heh 😉

    Quoted message said:

    Rocky Mountain is a spice blend (new to me) but sounded like it would be tasty.

    www.penzeys.com is the site...it explains rock mountain.

    thanks

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  6. hahabogus said:

    Rosemary Powdered 4oz bag

    yuk I can send pounds of fresh (G) I threw so much away last year from only one plant. great stuff.

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