The grandmother of the oregano family – sweet smiles, tied apron, and poking you in the arm with a fork when your elbows are on the table. Warm, lemony, and tiny bit of peppery bite define Mediterranean oregano.
Technically a member of the mint family, oregano eschews mintiness for peppery, citric flavors hinting of thyme. In more moderate climates this perennial is easy to grow and can quickly take over any available patch of land. However, when grown in colder climates the flavor of these dried oregano leaves is less robust.
Used primarily in Greek, Italian, Spanish, Mexican and Tex-mex cuisine, oregano lends a peppery, herbal bite to foods. When fresh, it’s used as a finishing spice, whereas dried it’s used at the beginning of cooking to build layers of flavor.
Mediterranean oregano is used traditionally in Italian and Greek cooking and occasionally Moroccan. The flavor of these dried oregano leaves is lemony and rather peppery, with small hints of thyme.
Traditionally used in many countries such as Brazil, Cuba, Colombia, Greece, Mexico, and Spain. This spice can commonly be found in tomato sauces, egg and cheese dishes, in herb blends, stews or broiled vegetables.
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https://www.spicejungle.com/mediterranean-oregano1308Oregano, Mediterraneanhttps://www.spicejungle.com/media/catalog/product/m/e/mediterranean_oregano.jpg5.935.93USDInStock/Cooking Ingredients/Herbs/Cooking Ingredients/Herbs/Dried Herbs<p>The grandmother of the oregano family – sweet smiles, tied apron, and poking you in the arm with a fork when your elbows are on the table. Warm, lemony, and tiny bit of peppery bite define Mediterranean oregano.</p> <p>Technically a member of the mint family, oregano eschews mintiness for peppery, citric flavors hinting of thyme. In more moderate climates this perennial is easy to grow and can quickly take over any available patch of land. However, when grown in colder climates the flavor of these dried oregano leaves is less robust.</p>
<p>Used primarily in Greek, Italian, Spanish, Mexican and Tex-mex cuisine, oregano lends a peppery, herbal bite to foods. When fresh, it’s used as a finishing spice, whereas dried it’s used at the beginning of cooking to build layers of flavor. </p>
<p>Mediterranean oregano is used traditionally in Italian and Greek cooking and occasionally Moroccan. The flavor of these dried oregano leaves is lemony and rather peppery, with small hints of thyme. </p>
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