You can eat rosemary raw without coming to any harm, but the flavour will be strong and the leaves tough.
The herb is more usually used chopped and cooked in sauces, casseroles, and so on, or used as part of a bouquet garni or simply put in as whole twigs and later discarded.
Rosemary is also popular sprinkled over roasting meats and on foods to be barbecued. Whole twigs, again, are used in this way.
Strong twigs of rosemary or oregano are sometimes stripped of leaves and used as kebab skewers, and rosemary branches are used in barbecue fires.
I wouldn't.
I would think that you should.... AND wyou should most definitly COOK the fish before eating it.
No, but most foods taste better cooked.
yes
No you don't; raw sunflower seeds are edible. Many people do prefer to cook them, however.
By eating rosemary's baby.
unless you want to eat raw snails, which i don't suggest.
I'm going to guess cook?
You should cook foods you enjoy eating and that you know how to cook.
Yes, people in Singapore do cook. But eating out is convenient and not that expensive. So for those that do not know how to cook, eating out is also an option.
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By eating.