Oregano

People often wonder if regular oregano and Mexican oregano are interchangable. While you can use one in place of the other, the flavor is not… Read More »Can I Use Oregano In Place Of Mexican Oregano?

The name oregano is derived from the Greek oros (meaning mountain) and ganos (meaning joy). What is Greek oregano called? The flowers are small and… Read More »What Does Oregano Mean In Greek?

Substitutes for Oregano: Basil. Parsley. Tarragon. Dill. Sage. Thyme. Italian seasoning. Marjoram. Can I use regular oregano instead of Greek oregano? Use Italian oregano if… Read More »What Can I Substitute For Greek Oregano?

Like all mints, oreganos have a strong strong aroma and a distinct flavor that can dominate if not carefully balanced. Greek oregano and Italian oregano… Read More »Can I Use Regular Oregano Instead Of Greek Oregano?

Mexican oregano comes from a flowering plant that is native to Mexico, Central America and the southwest United States. It is drought tolerant so thrives… Read More »What Is Mexican Style Oregano?

Turkey is the principal supplier of Oregano to McCormick. Where does the best oregano come from? Mediterranean oregano: A member of the mint family, Mediterranean… Read More »Where Does Mccormick Oregano Come From?

Oregano has a warm, pungent flavour with a lemon-like aroma. It works great with these herbs: Basil, parsley, sage, chives, coriander, mint and thyme. What… Read More »Do Oregano And Basil Go Together?

Add the tomatoes and crush with a wooden spoon. Add the dried oregano, salt and red pepper flakes. Bring to a boil and let simmer… Read More »Does Oregano Go In Tomato Sauce?

Ironically, oregano is not as commonly used in Italian cooking as other herbs, such as parsley or basil. Oregano is more flavorful in its dried… Read More »Do Real Italians Use Oregano?

Greek Oregano, Origanum vulgare, is the herb commonly thought of in the US as Mediterranean oregano or just oregano. It is part of the mint… Read More »Is Oregano The Same As Greek Oregano?