Herbs

Herbs  aromatic or medicinal are plants widely used in Mediterranean cuisine for their aromatic and condimentary qualities.

Generally, the leaves are used, whether fresh or dried, both to season the stews and to enhance the different aromas of the culinary dishes.

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  • Marjoram eco 8 g

    €2.20

    Moraduix/ Marjoram

    ORIGIN: Egypt 

    USE: It is recommended to add to stews and roasts. It can also be combined with thyme to flavor tomatoes, pizzas and pastas in general. 

    The leaves have been selected, whole by hand and dried at a controlled temperature below 45°.

  • Puttanesca ECO 20 g

    €3.30

    ORIGIN: Mallorca

    Traditional organic spice mix from Italy.

    INGREDIENTS: Basil, dried ramallet tomato, parsley, chives, chili pepper and garlic.

    USE: Special for pasta, pizza and salads.

  • Ground celery ECO 35 g

    €3.30

    Organic ground celery of Mallorquin origin, its origin is 100% organic celery.

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  • Luisa grass ECO 8 g

    €3.30

    Origin: Mallorca - Spain.

    Selected leaves dried at a controlled temperature below 45ºC.

  • Green anise ECO 35 g

    €3.00

    Ecological green anise from Spain.

    Also known as Matafaluga or Matalauva.

  • Mahón camomile ECO 25 g

    €4.10

    Organic mahón chamomile of Mallorca origin.

    Like sweet chamomile, it has digestive, antiseptic and healing qualities.

    Especially it is indicated for slow digestions. As an external use, it is useful for conjunctivitis in the eyes.

  • Rooibos tea

    €4.30

    ORIGIN: South Africa

    Sweet, aromatic and fruity flavour.

    USAGE: Infuse 12g to 15g per litre of water. Steeping time 3 to 5 minutes. Water temperature 100 degrees.

  • Tarragon

    €3.60

    ORIGIN: Iran

    Sweet and slightly bitter taste

    USES: Very strong in excess, it is associated with vinaigrettes, sauces and dressings for meats and in stews.

  • Mahón camomile ECO 200 g

    €19.80

    ORIGIN: Mallorca-Spain 

    USE: Use 5 to 8 heads for a cup of boiling water. 

    It has a more bitter taste than sweet chamomile. Like sweet chamomile, it has digestive, antiseptic and healing qualities.

  • Green anise 250 g

    €5.00

    Green anise from Spain.

    Also known as Matafaluga or Matalauva.

  • Marjoram eco 15 g

    €3.70

    Moraduix/ Marjoram

    ORIGIN: Egypt 

    USE: It is recommended to add to stews and roasts. It can also be combined with thyme to flavor tomatoes, pizzas and pastas in general. 

    The leaves have been selected, whole by hand and dried at a controlled temperature below 45°.

  • Green tea

    €3.20

    ORIGIN: China

    Contains approximately one third of the caffeine contained in black tea.

    USAGE: Use 15g per litre of water. Steeping time 2 to 3 minutes. Water temperature 80 degrees.