Thyme

Thymus Vulgaris

DESCRIPTION

AND ORIGINS

This herb's name has been traced to a couple of possible sources, one impressive and one quite homely. Thymos was Greek for "courage" as might be considered appropriated for a herb that is invigorating to the senses. But the name also derives from the Greek term "to fumigate" for the herb was burned to chase insects from the house.

USE

IN COOKING

Thyme ranks as one of the finest herb of Mediterranean cuisine. thyme works well with sausages, paté, soups, vegetables, stews, game, pork and lamb. Its taste is particular on baked potatoes, candied carrots and grilled fish. Its aromatic and faint taste is used on oils and vinegars.

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