What is a Herb used in italian cooking?
There are so many herbs used in Italian cooking! To give you a good answer, I need a bit more information. What kind of Italian dish are you thinking of?
For example, here are some popular herbs used in different dishes:
* Basil: Essential for pesto, tomato sauces, and many other dishes.
* Oregano: A staple in pizzas, pasta sauces, and roasted vegetables.
* Rosemary: Used for roasted meats, soups, and stews.
* Sage: Pairs well with poultry, pasta, and stuffing.
* Thyme: Adds a subtle, earthy flavor to sauces, soups, and meat dishes.
* Parsley: Used as a garnish and in many sauces and salads.
* Chives: A milder onion flavor, often used in salads, dips, and eggs.
* Marjoram: Similar to oregano, but more subtle. Good in meat and vegetable dishes.
Once you tell me what dish you're interested in, I can give you a more specific recommendation! 😊
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