Not quite the regular variety of fuzzy pale mild
sage you're used to. This has pizzazz and lots of personality.
Throw the more tender leaves right into your salad for a fruity twist.
When you rub a leaf between your fingers the aroma is so fragrant and unexpected. just as the name suggests...pineapple...
Last night for super I made a simple vinaigrette for a pork tenderloin with it an today I made an all purpose chimichurri style pesto.
Put it in a vinaigrette, on a baked potato, as a condiment on roast beef, grilled fish.
It's a nice herbaceous, citrus & fruity addition to any meal.
Pineapple Sage chimichurri
2 cups pineapple sage
2 cloves garlic
1/2 cup Fresh basil
Half tsp grainy Mustard
Olive oil
1 or 2 tsp Lime juice
1 or 2 tsp Honey
Put ingredients (minus honey, lime juice) in blender/food processor. Whiz together. Add lime & honey to taste.
Should be a chunkier consistency than a pesto.