Popular Uses for Marjoram

Culinary Applications
 1. Soups & Stews: Add marjoram to vegetable, chicken, or lentil soups for a mild, herbaceous depth.
 2. Roasted Vegetables: Toss with root vegetables, squash, or zucchini before roasting.
 3. Meat Marinades: Combine with garlic, lemon, and olive oil for pork, lamb, or poultry marinades.
 4. Tomato-Based Sauces: Enhances sauces for pasta, pizza, or baked dishes.

Salad Dressings
 5. Homemade Vinaigrettes: Mix with olive oil, vinegar, and mustard for a bright herbal dressing.
 6. Creamy Herb Dressings: Combine with yogurt, sour cream, or buttermilk for ranch-style flavor.
 7. Grain Salad Enhancer: Use in quinoa, couscous, or bulgur salads for an aromatic finish.

Infused Oils & Vinegars
 8. Cooking Oil Infusion: Steep in olive oil for use in sautéing, dipping, or drizzling.
 9. Herbed Vinegars: Create flavorful vinegars for dressings or marinades.
 10. Finishing Oil: Combine marjoram with lemon zest or chili flakes for a gourmet touch.

Herbal Teas
 11. Relaxing Tea: Brew dried marjoram leaves in hot water for a calming herbal infusion.
 12. Tea Blends: Mix with chamomile, mint, or lemon balm for added complexity.
 13. Digestive Support: Traditionally used to soothe digestion and calm the stomach.

Potpourri & Sachets
 14. Aromatic Blends: Add to dried flower or herb blends for homemade potpourri.
 15. Sachets & Drawer Fresheners: Place in cloth sachets to freshen linens or closets.
 16. Seasonal Decorations: Use in wreaths or herbal crafts.

Aromatherapy
 17. Essential Oil Use: Marjoram oil is known for its calming, stress-relieving effects.
 18. Massage Oils: Mix marjoram with carrier oils for relaxing massage blends.
 19. Sleep Support: Diffuse at bedtime or add to a warm bath for soothing rest.

What is Marjoram? Wikipedia

Beef Stew with Dumplings recipe, The Spruce Eats

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