Dried Oregano
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Sprinkle dried oregano into tomato sauces, marinades, rice, or braises for concentrated earthy, peppery flavor with a faint lemony edge. It softens as it cooks and releases more aroma when rubbed between your fingers or bloomed briefly in oil. The common mistake is using it like fresh oregano: too much can make a dish taste dusty, bitter, and medicinal.
Recipes
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Beef Gyros with Tzatziki
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Sheet-Pan Greek Lemon Oregano Chicken with Potatoes and Green Beans (45-Minute)
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