Rubbed Sage – Dried Leaves
“Our Rubbed Sage is made from whole sage leaves that are gently dried and crumbled to preserve their bold aroma and earthy flavor. With soft, fluffy texture and a slightly peppery, minty profile, sage is a beloved herb in Mediterranean and American cooking.
A staple for holiday meals and hearty dishes, it pairs beautifully with poultry, beans, and roasted vegetables. Add a pinch to soups or sauces—or use as a star ingredient in homemade stuffing.”
“Turkey or Albania (based on seasonal availability)”
“Essential for Thanksgiving stuffing and gravy, Rub onto turkey, chicken, or pork, add to white beans, lentils, or split pea soup, Mix into sauces, marinades, and butter spreads, Combine with thyme and rosemary for classic poultry seasoning”
“🌿 Thyme
An herbal classic—thyme’s delicate aroma complements sage perfectly in poultry rubs, soups, and stuffings.
🧄 Garlic Powder
The bold, savory bite of garlic balances sage’s woodsy flavor—ideal for roasts, marinades, and gravies.
🧅 Onion Powder
Adds a smooth, sweet base that brings out sage’s earthy notes in beans, casseroles, and bread-based recipes.
🟤 Rosemary
Together, rosemary and sage form a rich herbal backbone for meats, stews, and slow-cooked dishes.
🌶️ Black Pepper
Cracked black pepper brings subtle heat and dimension to sage’s soft, savory profile.
🧂 Sea Salt
Enhances and rounds out sage’s flavor in rubs, herb butters, and compound salts.
🍋 Lemon Zest
Citrusy brightness from lemon cuts through sage’s earthiness—great for vegetables, sauces, and vinaigrettes.
🟤 Marjoram
Sage’s softer cousin—combining the two offers a warm, balanced herb blend perfect for stuffing, meats, and bean dishes.”
$6.49 – $6.99
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