Bulk Sage Rubbed

Salvia officinalis
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[ 117 ]Salvia officinalis

Sage Rubbed

1/4 Pound:  $3.76 Pound:  $8.35 buy now  

Rubbed sage is just what it sounds like—dried sage leaves rubbed between the fingers to produce a fine texture. The cottony feel and appearance of rubbed sage is what distinguishes it from other ground herbs, as well as its savory aroma and flavor.

Rubbed sage is frequently specified in Mediterranean recipes, and pairs especially well with lamb, fish and poultry.

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a.
quick look

information at a glance

approximate cups to one pound12.5
originmorocco
plant part usedleaf
processingrubbed

b.
buying & keeping

general guidelines and tips

storage tipsKeep in an airtight container away from light, heat and moisture.
appearance & aromaWooly in appearance with a pleasant, earthy aroma.

c.
uses

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cosmeticMix with a small amount of warm water to make a moist poultice for minor skin irritations.
culinaryUse to season stuffing, rice, potatoes and poultry.
aromaticAdd rubbed sage to herbal incense blends.

d.
flavor profile

rubbed
sage

Sage has an earthy but savory flavor. Pairs well with rosemary, thyme and black pepper.

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formulas & recipes

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what else you should know

rubbed
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Salvia officinalis, commonly known as garden sage and common sage, is a perennial shrub-like plant in the mint family. Although the herb is original to the Mediterranean region, it is now widely naturalized throughout much of the globe. Sage is also one of the most commonly grown culinary herbs in North America and is considered an essential seasoning for turkey and stuffing at Christmas and Thanksgiving.

The genus name for sage is adapted from the Latin word salvere, which means “to save.” The plant is aptly named since it has a long history of delivering salvation from a variety of ailments. In medieval Europe, in particular, sage was considered a panacea. In fact, the herb was a key ingredient in the classic Four Thieves Vinegar formula that reputedly deterred the plague.


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