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This herb, with its warm, spicy aroma and slightly sweet herbal notes, enhances potato dishes, roasts, soups, pulses and hearty, traditional classics. A gentle, aromatic depth unfolds on the palate. Even in ancient Greece, marjoram was regarded as the ‘herb of joy’: its botanical name, Origanum, is derived from oros mountain and ganos joy meaning ‘mounta...

in the glass shaker. The spice herb is often used for savoury dishes such as roasts, stews, game and poultry dishes, pulses and sausages. It owes its common name of sausage herb to the latter...