By combining these two, you will create a truly unique oil with numerous properties, and it’s straightforward. Below, in the following paragraph, we will explain how to make it, and later, we will discuss how to use it and what its various properties are. Keep reading to learn more.
Oregano and Olive Oil: How to Combine Them
As we mentioned today, you will only need two ingredients: oregano and olive oil. It’s important to note that these two ingredients together offer great benefits. In fact, they were also used in ancient Greek and Roman times, primarily for medicinal purposes. Today, oregano oil is used for physical well-being.
To make oregano oil, all you need is to have these two ingredients at home. You can use fresh or dried oregano. If using fresh, you will need a sprig; otherwise, a half teaspoon of dried oregano is sufficient. Next, you will need a glass of extra virgin olive oil (100 ml).
If the leaves are fresh, you will need to use a mortar to crush them. After obtaining a clear and juicy paste, transfer it to a glass jar with a lid. Add the oil and seal it. Store in a cool, dark place for about 15 days. After this period, strain the oil.
