- some
Middle Eastern countries,
marjoram is
synonymous with oregano, and
there the
names sweet marjoram and
knotted marjoram are used to
distinguish it from...
- in summer. It is
sometimes called wild
marjoram, and its
close relative, O. majorana, is
known as
sweet marjoram. Both are
widely used as
culinary herbs...
- Look up
marjoram in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Marjoram is a
somewhat cold-sensitive
perennial herb.
Marjoram may also
refer to: Kahlua/Tequila...
- vulgare,
commonly known as
European oregano, oregano, pot
marjoram, wild
marjoram,
winter marjoram, or wintersweet. This
species is also
extremely common...
- Adam
Marjoram (born 31 May 1993 in Perth) is a
racing driver from Australia. He
currently competes in the Super2
Series for
Image Racing. "Super2 set for...
- Pot
marjoram is a
common name for a
number of
species of
Origanum used as herbs, including:
Origanum onites,
found in Sicily, Greece, and
Turkey Origanum...
-
named HMS
Marjoram: HMS
Marjoram (1917), an Anchusa-class
sloop launched on 26
December 1917 and
wrecked on 17
January 1921. HMS
Marjoram (K206), a Flower-class...
-
Origanum dictamnus, the
dittany of Crete,
Cretan dittany or hop
marjoram, is a
tender perennial plant that
grows 20–30 cm high. It is
known in Gr**** as...
- sold
under this name in the 1970s.
These blends often contain savory,
marjoram, rosemary, thyme, and oregano.
Lavender leaves are also
sometimes included...
- – duck
blood soup
Flaki or
flaczki – beef or pork guts
tripe stew with
marjoram The word “Flaki”
means guts. In some
areas it is made out of a cow's stomach...
