10 Great Ways To Preserve Herbs
Do you love to grow your own fresh herbs? Or maybe you just like to buy a bunch of fresh herbs at the farmers market once in awhile.
I love using fresh herbs and here are 10 Great Ways To Preserve Herbs once you have harvested them or bought a bunch and can't figure out what to do with the rest.
I love growing my own herbs and using them in my cooking. I also love using the fresh mint I grow to brew a cup of mint tea. If you love to garden and have a Backyard Herb Garden then at some point you will run out of ways to use all those fresh herbs once you harvest them.
Preserving your fresh herbs is so easy and makes them last through out the cold winter when you can't harvest them from your herb garden. Here are 10 Great Ways To Preserve Herbs.
1. Freezing Herbs In Oil
2. Basil Ice Cubes
3. How To Preserve Fresh Basil On Countertop
4. How To Make Dill Butter When You've Got Too Many Herbs
5. Dry Herbs In The Microwave
6. Freezing Herbs
7. How To Dry & Store Herbs
8. 3 Ways To Preserve Herbs In Salt
9. Best Way To Store Herbs For Longest Shelf Life
10. How To Preserve Fresh Mint
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If you have always wanted to grow your own fresh herbs this eBook will give you the skills you need to master backyard herb gardening.
Check out the Flour On My Face Gardening page for more tips and tricks to growing your garden.
Nemasys Info
Great tips!
I've always found it difficult to preserve herbs without freezing them - thanks for sharing!
Tara
I love preserving my own fresh herbs, these are all great ideas.
Arlene Mobley
Tara
Thank you!
Peggy Williams
Excellent article! I have been babying my herbs all winter. Some have even doubled in size during this time. My herb garden does't look real pretty right now, but it does protect my herbs. I definitely have an overabundance of herbs. I have dried them and frozen them, but I really like the idea of salting them and then having both herbs and herbal salt. Thanks for the info.
Arlene Mobley
Peggy
Sounds like you love herbs as much as I do. Come Spring when you can clean up your herb garden it should bounce right back. Herb salts are so much fun to use in recipes.