Fresh Sage
Fresh sage is a fragrant, slightly peppery herb with soft, velvety green leaves. Its robust flavor adds depth to both savory and sweet dishes.
Notes
Handle fresh sage gently to preserve its delicate leaves. Remove the leaves from the stem before using for optimal texture and flavor.
Uses
- Seasoning for roasted meats like pork and poultry
- Flavoring for soups, stews, and sauces
- Infusing butters and oils for a fragrant finish
- Enhancing stuffings and grain dishes
- Pairing with squash and root vegetables
Replacements
- Dried sage (use 1/3 the amount of fresh)
- Marjoram for a milder flavor
- Thyme for a similar earthy note
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