Rosemary and thyme oil

Ingredients

1 bunch rosemary

1 bunch thyme

2 cloves of garlic

200ml olive oil

Method

Bring the oil to a medium temperature (60/70oc).
Add the herbs and garlic.
Turn the oil down to a low heat.
Allow the herbs to infuse in the oil for 2/3 hours

Recipe courtesy of Andrew at Jenius Social.

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