Marjoram

Origanum majorana

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5,00€ – 11,73€

With myths and traditional stories surrounding the creation of this beautiful shrub, marjoram is an herb that stands out for its beautiful aroma. In Crete it is the other half of our malotira, as malotira and marjoram are the most popular botanical combination of the island’s locals!

Category: BIO, Herbal Tea

Ingredients: Dried Marjoram

No caffeine

It helps and accelerates digestion.
Stimulates the secretion of gastric juices.

HOT BEVERAGE

1.Place 1g of dried herb (a tablespoon) in a closing container *.

2.Add 200ml (a cup) of hot water, temperature 90οC *.

3.We wait for three to five minutes letting the herb take the hidden power out of it!

Time depends on how “strong” we want our drink, the more we leave it the stronger.

4.Remove the herb from the pan.

Our drink is ready to enjoy!

If you prefer sweeter flavors, add a little honey.

* We want our water to be just before the boiling point in order not to lose the essential oils of our herb with the steam, while the utensil must be closed in order to capture properties and aromas in our hot cup.

COLD BEVERAGE

Follow the steps as in the preparation of the hot with the only difference that we double the dose of the herb.

At the end we add our tea to a glass full of ice and enjoy it pure or with a little honey!

In addition to creating delicious herbal teas, it can also be used to create wonderful culinary creations. To preserve its delicate and special taste, prefer to add it at the end of cooking and combine it with tomato sauces, in marinades, with pasta and pizzas, with grilled meats.

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