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| Oregano |
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| Parsley |
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| Oregano in the dehydrator |
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| Parsley in the dehydrator |
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| Dried Oregano |
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| Dried Parsley |
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| Parsley and Oregano ready to flavor a variety of winter meals. |
Joining the Carnival Of Home Preserving
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| Oregano |
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| Parsley |
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| Oregano in the dehydrator |
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| Parsley in the dehydrator |
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| Dried Oregano |
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| Dried Parsley |
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| Parsley and Oregano ready to flavor a variety of winter meals. |
Great post! Thanks for linking this up at the Carnival of Home Preserving!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
it is a good post..
ReplyDeletedo you know how to dry naturally?
I need to dry basil n dill
http://from-a-girls-mind.blogspot.com
Krishna,
ReplyDeleteYou can dry herbs in the oven, just like the dehydrator, on the lowest temp. Check frequently. You can dry most herbs naturally by air drying on a drying rack, an old screen or even from a clothes hanger. Simply tie small bundles of your herb and hang in a warm, dry place with low light. After one week, check daily for dryness.
Hope you have good success with your basil and dill!