Marjoram

Marjoram often forgot in favour of oregano, is part of the same plant family. Its taste, more delicate than oregano and slightly bitter, is reminiscent of a combination of mint and basil.

Add marjoram to your dishes after cooking because, as most herbs, it doesn’t resist prolonged heat.

Marjoram can replace oregano in most dishes.

Marjoram

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