Check out this video cooking tip from The Chef's Toolbox in Australia. Watch this tutorial to learn how to use rosemary and thyme like a chef. Using the fresh herbs rosemary and thyme in recipes is easy with a little know-how, see how to do it right here.
Points to remember for fresh herbs - thyme/rosemary:
A. Rosemary
B. Thyme and lemon thyme
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