General
Description:
McCormick Culinary marjoram leaves have a delicate, sweet, and
pleasant flavor with a hint of earthy bitterness. Marjoram complements
dishes without overpowering, and blends well with parsley, dill, basil,
and thyme, making it a go-to spice for varied-cuisine kitchens.
Serving Suggestions:
Complements lamb
dishes, as well as beef and veal. Marjoram blends well with parsley,
dill, basil, or thyme. Try it in soups or stews.
Preparation:
Crush in your hand or
with a mortar and pestle before using. Marjoram's mellow taste and
enticing fragrance make it compatible with a wide variety of foods. It
won't overpower: start with 1/2 teaspoon per 4 servings. Complements
lamb dishes, as well as beef and veal. Marjoram blends well with
parsley, dill, basil, or thyme. Try it in soups or stews.