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Thyme from Thuringia is top! This noble thyme from Thuringian cultivation is extraordinarily versatile and therefore belongs in every kitchen.
With vegetables and vegetable soups, mushrooms, spicy potato dishes and strong meat broths. Also with fried potatoes, cabbage dishes, liver dumplings and pies. Indispensable also for marinades and seasoning sauces! The spicy all-rounder also enriches a good part of the Mediterranean cuisine and the lighter dishes. It tastes wonderful in pasta sauces, pizza, antipasti, salads and Mediterranean vegetable dishes with tomatoes, eggplants and zucchini. Or in legume dishes, in potato soup, with young potatoes and in potato salad. Simply a hit!
On the one hand, thyme is a spicy fixture for hearty and tasty dishes: roast pork, lamb and mutton, sausages and sausage salad. The rich spice belongs to grilled and fried food, whether veal, chicken, lamb, beef, game, pork or fish. It tastes excellent with minced meat, liver dishes, stews, game and poultry ragout.
Thyme is derived from the Greek word "thymos". This means vitality and expresses the spicy vitality of this all-rounder well. It tastes powerfully spicy and finely tart. Mildly smoky, slightly resinous and cautiously peppery. It also impresses with a subtle forest honey note and delicate nuances of noble wood. In terms of taste, thyme harmonizes particularly well with bay leaf, nutmeg, rosemary, sage and black pepper. Just combine according to recipe and dish.
The cultivation area in the east of Germany is located in one of the best regions for the growth of marjoram, basil, thyme, tarragon and Co. The climate is harmonious, the acidity of the soil is optimal. The sun does not deprive the herbs of all essential oils. And the restriction to two harvests a year gives the herbs the necessary time to develop.
100 g
1351.9 kJ
322.5 kCal
7.4 g
3.7 g
0.1 g
45.3 g
44.8 g
9.1 g