How to use cuban oregano

Did you think it was an oregano, too? We thought the same at first. And no – it’s not from Cuba either. So where does the name “Cuban Oregano” come ... Read more

Spanish thyme, otherwise known as Cuban oregano and Mexican mint, is an aromatic herb belonging to the mint family. Its leaves have a strong, pungent scent and flavor that is similar to both thyme and oregano. The Spanish thyme leaves are used to make [Caribbean green seasoning](https://wetrinifood.com/caribbean-green-seasoning/), chutney, sauces, soups, and tea. Here’s more about this wonderful herb.

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There is no herb more suitable for flavoring than Cuban oregano. For hundreds of years, Caribbean cookers have used this hardy succulent herb. Cuban oregano has

Love and gardening are often frustrating, irrational, yet inspiring. The Cuban songwriter José Fernández wrote of a beautiful woman from Guantanamo who one day brought him a steak sandwich to the radio station where he worked. While eating the...

Ever thought of adding fresh oregano to your cocktails? How about tossing a tablespoon of the fragrant leaves in an omelet? Oregano is a powerfully pungent herb but used in moderate quantities it lends a unique aromatic combination of earthy, floral, and spicy tones to both cocktails and savory dishes....

A regular item in our CSA box is Cuban Oregano. It has a lot of different names such as: Spanish thyme, Indian mint, Soup mint, French thyme or Indian Borage and it’s a native to Southern and Easte…

Cuban oregano

We love our organic Cuban Oregano and are delighted that it’s not only wonderfully fragrant and tasty, but also very good for us. Did you know it’s a complete pasta sauce herb all in o…

Cuban oregano is a semi-succulent herb that adds rich oregano-like flavor to savory dishes. Learn how to grow and care for it now on Gardener’s Path.