Oregano Recipes Packed With Herby Goodness
With its powerful flavour and intoxicating aroma, oregano can add a special touch to dozens of dishes. It's particularly popular in Mediterranean cuisine, where its rich, earthy taste really comes to life. Here are some of our favourite ways to use it.
Oregano Recipes
Oregano is one of the most common herbs in Mediterranean cuisine. Check out these tasty recipes that will bring the southern European sunshine into your kitchen.
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Vegetarian Oregano Recipes
Oregano is the perfect partner for strongly flavoured veggies like tomatoes and aubergine. These recipes are ideal for meat-free Mondays.
Easy Oregano Recipes
You don't need to be Gordon Ramsay to whip up these simple recipes! A dash of oregano will elevate your easy meals to gourmet standards.Further Easy Oregano Recipes
Family-Friendly Oregano Recipes
From potato wedges to yummy pasta sauce, there's always room for oregano in your family's dinners. Here are some of our favourite recipes that young and old will love.
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Quick Oregano Recipes
Only got minutes to spare? There's no need to grab a ready meal. Instead, try one of these quick oregano recipes, and you'll have a wholesome dinner in no time.
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Oregano Recipe FAQs
What foods taste best with oregano?
Oregano goes well with Mediterranean flavours, especially tomato sauces or aubergine dishes. When it comes to meaty dishes, it pairs well with any strong-tasting meat. We love it with lamb or pork.
When should you add fresh oregano to sauce?
Add fresh oregano right at the end of the cooking time so that it doesn’t lose its powerful scent and taste. Alternatively, you can add a sprig of oregano to the oil you're going to use for roasting potatoes. This gives you a rich oregano oil that brings an extra layer of flavour.
How should you store fresh oregano leaves?
Keep your fresh oregano leaves in the fridge, wrapped up in a damp piece of kitchen paper and stored inside an airtight container. Use it within three days.
How should you use fresh oregano?
Add fresh oregano to your favourite Mediterranean meals, or sprinkle a few leaves over a just-cooked pizza. Remember, if you’re substituting fresh oregano for dried, you need about twice as much fresh. Dried oregano has a more intense taste.
Can you eat fresh oregano?
Yes, and there’s no need to cook it first. Fresh oregano is often used in salads. Don’t eat the stalks, though, as they’re chewy and woody.
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