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queenmushroom Posted - Feb 12 2012 : 06:11:21 AM
Ok, I don't have an herb garden. I tried once, didn't pan out. A recipe called for 1/4 c chopped fresh parsley, so I bought a bunch for 99cents at the store. I didn't use much and didn't want to waste the bunch. So I'm drying it and going to store it in an air tight container. Would work with other fresh herbs. Just a tip. Probably cheaper in the long run to do this than buy bottles of dried herbs.

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Bear5 Posted - Feb 12 2012 : 10:48:50 AM
We grow parsley, when full we chop it up, bag it, and freeze. To me, home grown parsley tastes better than the bottle kind. Some times I do have to buy parsley at the store, but I like going to the garden and cutting it from there. Enjoy your herbs.
Marly

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