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Various methods for preserving herbs, including in vinegar, honey, salt, and sugar.
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Marinated sun-dried tomatoes, easily made in a food dehydrator -- from the Yankee Kitchen Ninja
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Making liqueur, syrup, jams, jellies, sugar paste and all other kinds of things is a great way to preserve that delicious lemony flavor of lemon verbena for winter.
As requested, here is how I preserve leaves in glycerine. Glycerine (or Glycerin) is available from chemists and pharmacies. I bought mine...
Preserving grape leaves is not as hard as you think. You just need to follow a few easy steps and then you can enjoy them all year round.
Basil Ready for Drying Recipes for Freezing and Drying No matter what I do, I can’t outsmart a basil plant. I’ve tried pinching bac...
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We were able to harvest 2 1/4 gallons of cilantro leaves (coriander) today. Cilantro is a delicious annual herb, member of the parsley famil...
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Learn how to dry and preserve hydrangeas to enjoy their beauty year-round. Follow our simple methods for long-lasting, stunning blooms.
Canning figs in bourbon makes for an excellent dessert topper. Preserving bourbon figs one way to enjoy the fruit year round.
Dandelion clocks (always wondered what they were called in the fluff ball stage ~ just found out it's clocks!) tend to remind me of a...
Learn how to preserve special memories in a Homeschool Yearbook. A fun project for the whole family that will be cherished for years to come.
Have you ever wondered what to do with all your beet greens? They're so good for you but one can only eat so many beet greens in one week before getting sick of eating them.
One of the best parts of any garden is the delight that comes from growing fresh herbs. While many types of herbs can be easily grown through the winter months, either in moderate outdoor climates or indoors on a sunny windowsill, there are also occasions where you will find yourself with the want and the ...
One of our goals this year was to add more herbs to our garden for both culinary and medicinal uses. Many times those uses overlap. The thing with herbs is that they do not grow