Showing posts with label oregano. Show all posts
Showing posts with label oregano. Show all posts

Monday, March 14, 2011

Cannelloni stuffed with tomato sauce

Cannelloni stuffed with tomato sauce

Ingredients
(for 2)
6 cannelloni
500g of peeled tomatoes (available in cans)
1 small white onion 
1 carrot
200g of minced meat
100g of prawns
100g of calamari
Shredded mozzarella cheese
Salt and pepper
Olive oil 

Instructions
Preheat oven to 200 degrees celsius.
Prepare cannelloni as indicated on the packaging
Clean and cut prawns and calamari into small pieces (to fit into the cannelloni).
Peel and dice onion and carrot and fry in heated up pan with olive oil.
Add in minced meat, prawns and calamari and fry until fragrant.
Smash peeled tomatoes with a blender until creamy and pour into pan with cooked ingredients.
Add bay leaf, oregano, salt and pepper and leave to simmer.
Remove from heat once tomato sauce is rich and thick.
Stuff filling into individual cannelloni, and lay on baking tray.
Finish with a layer of tomato mixture and sprinkle generously with mozzarella cheese.
Bake in preheated oven at 200 degrees celsius for 15 minutes or until browned and cannelloni are cooked through.
 
Serve hot.

Bon appétit!

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Thursday, January 20, 2011

Home made tomato sauce with pasta of your choice - Bay leaf, oregano

Home made tomato sauce with pasta of your choice - bay leaf, oregano

Ingredients
(for 2)
500g of peeled tomatoes (available in cans)
1 small white onion
Salt and pepper
Olive oil 

Instructions
Peel and dice onion and fry in heated up pan with olive oil until soft and fragrant.
Smash peeled tomatoes with a blender until creamy and pour into pan with cooked onions.
Add bay leaf, oregano, salt and pepper and leave to simmer.
Remove from heat once tomato sauce is rich and thick.

Serve immediately with the pasta of your choice.

Bon appétit!


To purchase the herbs for this recipe, please contact us at herbsfromfrance@gmail.com 

Saturday, January 15, 2011

Oregano - Origan - Origanus Vulgare (EN)


English - Français

Oregano is a plant of the Mediterranean region. Used since the classical era, it was regarded as the symbol of happiness and love. Today, it is used primarily for cooking, especially in Italy and Portugal. 

Oregano is rounder and lighter in flavour than thyme. Dried oregano has a stronger flavour than the fresh, and when used with basil, creates the distinctive signature flavour in Italian dishes. It is almost the indispensable ingredient for pizzas, flavoured breads, and feta cheese.


Oregano is believed to be rich in fiber and is considered for usage in maintaining the respiratory health. Dried oregano is also believed to give relief to painful arthritic swellings when applied in bags as a warm application. Oregano is said to perhaps have the same medicinal benefits as thyme.

How do we use oregano in our cooking?

- Flavouring of tomato sauce

- Flavouring of grilled meat, such as beef, lamb, pork, poultry and fish

- Flavouring of stir-fried vegetables such as broccoli, cauliflower and zucchini

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Bon appétit !

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Oregano - Origan - Origanus Vulgare (FR)

Français - English


L'Origan est une plante du bassin méditerranéen. Utilisé depuis l'Antiquité, il été considéré à cette époque comme le symbole du bonheur et de l'amour. On l'utilise aujourd'hui essentiellement à titre culinaire. Il est très répandu en Italie et au Portugal. L'Origan est supposé avoir les mêmes vertus médicinales que le thym.


L'origan, avec un arôme plus rond et plus léger que le thym. Son parfum est plus prononcé lorsqu'il est sec et est considéré meilleur que frais. L'origan est l'ingrédient indispensable sur les pizzas. 

Il est aussi utilisé pour :
- parfumer les sauces tomates
- parfumer les pains et le fromage de brebis
- relever les légumes
- et également sur les côtes de porc ou autres viandes grillées

Retrouvez d'autres recettes : Our Recipes.

Bon appétit !

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