Oregano

Description: A species of Origanum. A culinary herb. It is native to Europe and the Mediterranean regions.

Newest Review: ... you do is to arrange the salad leaves on a plate with the other items as you please adding the optional ones if you like. ... more

... Then pour over the dressing and cover with chopped oregano. Delicious! All you need to go with it is a lovely glass of Greek wine and you are in heaven! Oregano is also called Marjoram and is one of my favourite plants. To me it says summer is coming and it takes me back to 1988 in a moment! The twinkle was born and she's 20 now and loves Oregano just as much as me!...more

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Oregano- A Lovely Herb Ideal For The Lazy Gardener! (801 words)
by - written on 18/04/09 (Very useful, 131 readings)
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When my first two children were 4 and 3 we went to Greece on a very special holiday. The destination was to the Greek Island of Karpathos and it was the first time that UK flights had landed there directly. Not a touristy place at all, and we loved the real Greek nature of the people, and the remote landscape. The north of the island was very difficult to visit due to the road being unpaved, and we had to go via boat, landing at the small coastal village of Diafani, from where a coach would traverse the hilly roads to take us to the ancient settlement of Olymbos. This remote isolated village where the traditional Greek costume was still worn was majestic and awe ... Read the complete review

grow your own herbs (330 words)
by - written on 17/04/09 (Very useful, 86 readings)
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Oregano, also known as wild Margoram is one of the main herbs used in Mediterranean cooking. I use a lot of oregano when I make pasta dishes especially Bolognese and I simply loved the sweet and musky fragrant. Oregano has a long history of medicinal use. It is a stimulant and is slightly tonic in nature. It has been used to treat measles and colic. The oil of oregano is known to reduce pain and inflammation, strengthens the immune system and increases joint and muscle flexibility. Oregano in pillows will help to relax the body and promote sleep. I have not tried this but I heard that chewing fresh oregano leaves can help to keep our breath fresh. ... Read the complete review

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