OK, maybe not quite, but this post isn't about Sugar Plums....
Sugaring Rosemary is EXTREMELY simple, if a little Thyme consuming. (har dee har har)
Sugared Rosemary
1 Egg White1 TB Water
Super Fine Sugar (or Baker's Sugar)
Rosemary springs (of course) ;)
Separate the white and save the yolk for something else; then add the water to thin it out.
Whisk lightly with a fork to combine.
NOW comes the time consuming part..."Paint" the rosemary sprigs with the thinned egg white. (Don't glump it, you just need a thin coating on all the little needles - I warned you it was going to be time consuming - but it's well worth it - You'll see)
Roll and sprinkle with Super Fine sugar.
Set aside, on a paper towel, to dry for at least 12 hours.
Ta Da!! "Frosty Fir Boughs" for your holiday garnishes and decorating needs.
Mangia!! (Although not literally this time; I don't think the rosemary will actually taste particularly delicious)~~
4 comments:
Heh, up until the very end I was wondering what you were going to cook with those. :D They do look cool though.
So clever and so pretty! I've only done this with grapes and other fruits at Christmastime. Love the idea of rosemary. Will be copying this idea for next holiday season.
That is just way too cool!! I love it. its so pretty. Now I know what to do with the rosemary "tree" i have in the front yard LOL (besides dry it by the gallons)
Very neat. Can't wait to see what you did with them.
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