Earthy, peppery and a little floral, oregano is the herb that tastes like a summer in Greece or southern Italy. It’s the star of the simple lemon oregano marinade on Grilled Lamb Chops, and it’s sprinkled over juicy tomatoes and feta on traditional Greek Dakos. Scatter fresh leaves over a Stone Fruit Caprese Salad, or add it to easy Marinated Artichokes and the beef picadillo in Canoas. And dried oregano is a must on a classic Philly Tomato Pie. Tip: oregano is one of the few herbs that’s often better dried. Look for Greek or Sicilian oregano dried on the branch, and crush it between your palms right before using to release its oils.
Neapolitan-Style Marinara Pizza with a crisp, airy crust and simple tomato sauce. Made with a slow, cold fermented dough and baked in an outdoor pizza oven. Classic and perfect!
Learn how to make the ultimate Philly Tomato Pie - A Sicilian-Style pizza topped with a rich tomato sauce, dried oregano and grated cheese. An Italian-American classic perfect for gatherings and holiday parties!
A mediterranean style orzo pasta salad with feta, olives, dried oregano, dill, parsley and lots of crunchy veggies. Perfect to make ahead and eat all week long!
An easy marinated artichokes antipasto made with grilled baby artichokes, olive oil, vinegar, and red pepper. Perfect as a snack, pizza topping, or in a salad.
This Stone Fruit Caprese Salad is a delicious twist on the classic! Juicy peaches, plums, tomatoes and fresh mozzarella get topped with fresh mint and oregano.
These canoas, or stuffed sweet plantains, are filled with a savory beef picadillo filling with olives, and raisins, then topped with melty cheese. So easy and delicious!