Sage (Salvia officinalis)
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Sage: Earthy and slightly peppery, sage is often used in stuffings, sausages, and herbal teas. Its savory aroma is a staple in traditional English cooking.
Description
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Sage has soft, velvety, gray-green leaves with a warm, earthy aroma and a slightly peppery, savory flavor. It is traditionally used in English stuffing, sausages, and steamed puddings. Medicinally, sage has been valued for its digestive and antiseptic properties. Dried sage retains its strong flavor, making it perfect for slow-cooked dishes.
Dry sage product specifications typically include details about the physical properties, composition, usage, storage, shelf life, and safety standards. Here's a detailed specification summary for dried sage (Salvia officinalis):
Dry Sage Product Specification
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Description: Quality dried leaves from Salvia officinalis, cleaned to remove impurities and treated (e.g., steam treated) to reduce microbial load. Color ranges from green to bluish-grey/green with a characteristic bitter flavor typical of sage.
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Physical appearance: Flat, elongated, slightly wrinkled leaves, often greyish-green to silvery grey when dried. Leaves have a soft, velvety texture.
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Composition: 100% sage leaves, free from genetically modified material.
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Energy & Nutrition Per 100g (approximate): Energy ~1320 kJ, Protein 10.6g, Total Fat 12.8g (Saturated fat 7.0g), Carbohydrates including sugars.
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Country of Origin: Commonly Turkey; also cultivated in Mediterranean, Europe, India, USA.
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Usage: Culinary flavoring for meats, poultry, fish, stuffing, salads, and teas. Used also for medicinal purposes.
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Storage: Store in a cool, dry place, protected from light, heat, moisture, ideally at 10-25ºC and 70% relative humidity max. Avoid wet utensils or humid conditions.
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Shelf Life: Up to 24 months in unopened packaging under proper storage conditions.
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| Weight | 100 g |
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| Weight | 100.00 g |
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