Summer savory herb

What is summer savory (Satureja hortensis)? It may not be as commonly used as other herbs and spices, but it has many health benefits.

For 2,000 years, people have used savory as a culinary herb to flavor beans, season meat, and add a thyme-like taste to their meals. Savory’s robust, peppery taste even inspired a second meaning—savory also refers to flavorful food, as in “a savory sauce.” Savory is also known as the “herb of love”: Ancient Romans believed this aromatic herb was a natural aphrodisiac and used it to make love potions. So powerful was its reputation that European monasteries forbid the growth of savory for…

Summer savory is an easy to grow annual herb that’s popular as a garden ornamental, and for its peppery flavor. Get all the details and growing tips here.

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In August the summer savory blooming in my window boxes is very popular. Bees are besotted with its tiny white flowers, and I love to cook with the powerfu

By: Leanne Ely Savory is a fragrant aromatic herb with two seasons, bringing us winter savory and summer savory. Winter savory is very pungent, making it less popular for cooking than its lighter, more fancy-free cousin, summer savory. Both summer and winter savory have been used medicinally and in cuisine for a couple thousand […]

Whenever the word “savory” is mentioned, most would probably think of the delicious flavor first. Little do they know that there’s actually a famous plant

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