Don't you just love fresh herbs? I love them but they tend to be expensive in the store and they don't last very long. So, I decided to grow my own (easy – grab a pot, some soil and plop them in), harvest them and store those dried herbs!
Drying and bottling herbs is deeply satisfying on many levels. For me anyway.
First, I grew the herbs. My vegetable garden produced herbs, tomatoes and weird looking (but very yummy) cucumbers this year. Actually, an abundance of tomatoes.
Last year I showed you How to dry Rosemary and Sage and it is pretty easy. Check it out.
Now I would like to show you how I now take those dried herbs and store the dried herbs in bottles. It is super easy.
Susie ad I are going to plant a garden next year! (Hopefully). The basil looks so good and to have fresh herbs will be fabulous!!
Thank you my sweetheart!!!
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I are going to plant a garden next year! (Hopefully). The basil looks so good and to have fresh herbs will be fabulous!!
Hi I usually dry and store mint leaves, fenugreek leaves and coriander. It supplies my kitchen in summer when things are short in supply or out of season. It’s really beneficial. Thanks