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rosefish

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A short, thick-bodied marine fish up to 25 cm (10 inches) long. It is found in the North Atlantic. It has an orange-red skin and delicately flavoured white flesh.

rose hip

[English] plural rose hips

Rose hips are used in making scented preserves, jellies and syrups.

rosehip tea

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A tea made from an infusion of rosehips and hibiscus which adds colour and acidity. It is a good starter for the day being refreshing and cleansing. Good with a little honey.

roselle

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Roselle or Jamaican sorrel is a 2 meter (6 ft) high plant producing peppery leaves with a flavour similar to sorrel. The small scarlet flowers are used to make jams (US: jellies) and jellies (US: jellos) or dried and used to colour foods.

rosemary

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Rosemary is a hard herb with strong flavour. When you are planting rosemary check it’s smell. Some are very heavy in camphor which can ruin a dish.

Rosemary Russet apple

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A juicy russet aple variety with a sweet yet sour flavour. The skin is green and yellow striped orange, partly covered with russeting.

Rose Quartz tomato

[English] plural Rose Quartz tomatoes

These deep rosy pink, indeterminate hybrid cherry tomatoes are a Japanese speciality widely marketed throughout Asia, where their delicate pink colour is preferred. The plant bears big clusters of fruits with a high sugar content throughout the summer season.

Rose tomato

[English] plural Rose tomatoes

A variety of rose pink beefsteak tomato, lobed and with yellow shoulders.

rosewater

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With rosewater the strength can vary so it is worth tasting it before adding it to foods. It is said that using a metal spoon to stir foods with rosewater will give a metallic flavour, so it is advisable to use a wooden spoon.

Rosny

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A red variety of lettuce.