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marjoram
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marjoram (märˑ·j·rm),
n Latin name:
Origanum majorana L.; parts used: dried leaves, flowers; uses: diuretic, snakebite, motion sickness, dysmenorrhea, muscle pain, arthritis, headache, bruises, insomnia; precautions: pregnancy, lactation, children. Also called
garden marjoram, knotted marjoram, or
sweet marjoram.
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Aa Although the various pastas and risottos were tempting, (the tagliatelle stuffed with artichoke, majoram flavored roasted prawns, caramelized capers and tomato oil), calories and space were saved for dessert.
The garden includes perennial herbs like mint, garlic chives, thyme, oregano, anise hyssop, sage, rosemary, majoram, chamomile, as well as annual herbs like parsLey, basil, Thai basil, cilantro, dill and fennel.
 
 
 
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