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This is the time of year to check around your trees for naturally occurring truffles.
Yes, they grow in this country and no you do not need a pig to find them...though certainly a well trained pig or dog would be helpful.
Truffles like to grow at the base of Oaks, Beech, Birch, Hazel and Pine trees. I have some of those trees and in the next few days I am going hunting for those culinary delights.
keep you posted....
Oregano oil....I am making oregano oil today from my herb garden. These are some fresh young growths after I cut the garden all back and dried most of the oregano.
I took some of the leaves and ground them up in the food processor with some olive oil, then strained it through some cheese cloth. I then pour it into a small bottle adding a whole spring of oregano to decorate it.
It is simply delicious on bruschetta, added to a little spaghetti, and even spread on the crust of homemade pizza. Also excellent for salad dressing.
There is also medicinal uses for Oregano, but it is not the "standard" grown herb, and differs slightly. I grow both types, once for the more medicinal uses and one for eating, but both are delicious and can be added to your favorite dishes.
The medicinal type is Oregano oil made from Origanum Vulgare
more on that tomorrow....yum..time for dinner