Rosemary oil (not to be confused with rosemary essential oil) is perfect to add to a hot bath to relax sore muscles or to give you a dose of energy. It can also be used to flavor various dishes, such as pasta and pizza. Here's how to prepare it.
Ingrediants
A handful of finely chopped rosemary leaves
Olive oil
Steps
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Step 1. Place finely chopped rosemary leaves in a glass jar
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Step 2. Fill the jar with olive oil
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Step 3. Close the jar with the lid
Shake it lightly. Store it in a warm place out of direct light for two weeks.
Strain Step 4
Step 4. Filter the oil after two weeks
Pour it into another container or put it back in the glass jar. It is now ready for use.
Pour 60 ml of rosemary oil into the bath water as needed.
Pour some on pizza or other foods that go well with the aroma of rosemary.
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