Oregano Leaves

What Is Oregano? Oregano is a famous herb that comprises dried or fresh leaves that are obtained from the oregano plant. The leaves are tiny and dark green. Oregano leaves boast a strong flavor and pungent smell that they impart in various savory foods. Its flowers are a pinkish-purple color, and the best part is that they are also edible. Different Types Of Oregano There are quite a few varieties of oregano that you can include in your dishes. Greek oregano: The most common type of oregano that you come across in the grocery store is Greek oregano. It thrives on the mountains in Greece and various other Mediterranean countries. Mexican oregano: This is the most strong-flavored type of oregano and is also referred to as Mexican wild sage. It has a strong peppery flavor. Italian oregano: Italian oregano is a hybrid of marjoram and oregano and has a sweet taste. Fresh Or Dried Oregano? Fresh oregano flaunts the most aroma and flavor. When using it, pluck the leaves off of the s