Video: More Ways to Freeze and Store Fresh Herbs

comments (5) March 10th, 2009

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Here is a nifty way of storing fresh culinary herbs. Simply put the leaves in ice-cube trays, submerge with hot water, freeze, and voilà—you have fresh herbs all winter long.

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TheGardenGirl writes: Absolutely Blue! Just pack them leaves in, add hot water and freeze! Great for all cuisine.
Posted: 1:05 pm on March 14th

Blueberry_Babe writes: Will this work for other herbs as well...like mint, rosemary, cilantro? Do you use the same measurement of herbs in a recipe as you would fresh?
Posted: 12:11 am on March 14th

TheGardenGirl writes: It works for any usage, soup, whatever. Very easy and simple, with little processing!
Posted: 8:50 pm on March 13th

Coolmom5 writes: I agree, great idea. Maybe these could be thawed out and used in meatloaf and other dishes besides soup.
Posted: 6:26 pm on March 13th