Oregano

The oregano is known in Italy as the “pizza spice” because of its common use in this seasoning.

The origin of the name Origen in Greek means Mount of Joy. He was known as a spice in ancient Egypt and ancient Greece for seasoning fish, meats, greens, and wine. In the Middle Ages, it was used for air purification and protection against witchcraft.

It is considered the main spice in Mediterranean cuisine, especially in Italy.
Used to season eggplant, mushrooms, tomatoes, meat roasts, soups, salads, and sauces.

In folk medicine, it is used as a cure for gastrointestinal diseases, cough, heartburn, eczema, toothache, headache, and heart problems.