What to do with oregano

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Dominos Oregano Seasoning is a copy cat version of dominos oregano seasoning provided in the sachets with its pizza

The Incredible Health Benefits of Oregano Oil: It can benefit us a lot more than just help to fight off the common cold!

Growing Mexican Oregano Plants is different to 'normal' Oregano. It's an amazing addition to Mexican food. Use our guide to grow your own.

It's a crime to complain about late summer abundances, but really, what do I do with all this oregano? My basil is gone as fast as I can grow it, my mint i

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I received some beautiful packets of dried herbs in the mail last week: fragrant whole buds of thyme and oregano from Greece. I sniffed, I admired. And then I put them in the pantry, because I have no idea what to do with dried herbs. I was genuinely thrown off dried herbs after too much musty dried oregano on homemade pizzas in childhood, and a run-in later with some dried thyme that, for me, ruined a dish. Call me scared, but I just can’t wrap my head around dried herbs.

Choosing between rosemary and oregano depends on the dish and taste preference. Rosemary is great for roasted meats and potatoes with its strong pine-like flavor. Oregano works well in tomato-based dishes such as pasta and pizzas, with its earthy, mildly bitter flavor. Rosemary and oregano are not interchangeable.

I don’t know about you, but my herb plants produce far more herbs than I could ever use. What can you do with excess herbs from the garden?