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Oregano (Origanum Vulgare) Basically Oregano can be used in any dish calling for a mixture of fresh herbs. Use dried oregano sprinkled on top of a tomato and onion salad drizzled with some olive oil for a quick side dish. For an extra special occasion try: | ||
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Oregano grows like a little bush and will take over your window box if not pruned and trimmed. The leaves are very pungent so very few can go a long way. If you find you have too much oregano growing it lends itself beautifully to drying, therefore it can keep for a very long time. If you have limited space, this is a "must have" herb, as it's not often found in you local store and when you do find it, it can be quite pricey.