Sentences with phrase «little oregano»
The phrase "little oregano" is used to describe a small quantity or a small amount of something. Full definition
If you don't keep cutting the flower heads off, you end up with little oregano sprouts all over your yard.
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From there, you add some diced onion, garlic, a little oregano and boil.
If you wanted to jazz it up a bit, a little oregano, chopped fresh dill, or mint would be nice.
The fresh organic heirloom tomatoes are simply and quickly pan-roasted in extra-virgin olive oil with a little oregano and salt and freshly pepper.
I imagine it's delicious served with some really simple grilled fish or chicken, marinated in olive oil and a little oregano.
Mint was superb, but a little oregano might have been magic, too.
For a more robust flavour, add a little oregano and 1 - 2 tsp tomato puree / paste (learn more about using tomatoes in your baby food recipes here).
A little oregano would also be a great addition to this tasty Stuffed Bell Pepper recipe.
I add a little oregano, too!