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Dry Herbs in Your Microwave to Use Later
Posted at 10:32, 24/08/2008 by efyefy

You don't need a food dehydrator to dry out your herbs—just toss them in the microwave!

From the Weekend Gardener:
First:
Arrange the herbs in a single layer on a paper towel or piece of waxed paper on the floor of the microwave.
Second:
Microwave the herbs on high for 2 minutes, check the herbs, then turn the paper towel or paper.
Third:
Microwave another 2 minutes or until the herbs are crisp and dry.
Fourth:
Store them in a glass jar or sandwich bag, with all the air sucked out, and label them.
 
Home dried herbs can last very well for up to a year or more before they start to loose their oils and flavor. Keep them in a dark, cool place to keep them fresh.
Photo, chotda

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