What is "oregano pepper" ? It’s an ingredient in a recipe I’m trying…
I know what oregano is, and have some, but I’m not sure this is that. And I have regular pepper. The other ingredient is soy sauce; it’s a shrimp marinade.
The search engines only seem to recognize oregano.
I wanted to add shrimp to the Momofuku noodles I posted about earlier, and this was a suggestion from another customer. (I prepared the "Soy & Scallion" flavor)
I decided to just sautée the shrimp in some soy sauce, and that turned out to taste just right. It didn’t need any kind of pepper, because I also had the "Chili Crunch" the maker recommended.
Just a little bit was sufficient, and it was hot, but not unbearable. So, overall, it turned out pretty well. 😄
Didn't know myself, so I let the AI look up the differences from below...
Orégano del campo and orégano silvestre are often used interchangeably to refer to wild oregano, typically found in natural settings.
Oregano pepper usually refers to a specific variety of oregano with a peppery flavor,
while orégano mexicano (Mexican oregano) is distinct from Mediterranean oregano, offering a stronger, citrusy flavor profile and is commonly used in Mexican cuisine.
Oregano pepper is not a commonly recognized term; however, it may refer to the use of oregano as a seasoning that can have a peppery flavor. Oregano is a herb often used in cooking, particularly in Mediterranean and Mexican cuisines, known for its robust and aromatic taste.